Hello sir HM Bark Endeavour, was a British Royal Navy research vessel that lieutenant James voyage of discovery from 1768 to 1771. I am not sure if its orginal or replica but its sure is an antique and even a replica is worth more than a thousand dollars
If i look into the Sky and/or pictures of the Universe it makes me happy and shows me that my problems dont really matter, because in the end i'm a part of something big and amazing I'm happy and proud to be alive. Thats why i love to look up to the Sky at Night especially if i feel lonely and sad. To somebody that reads this hope u have an amazing day ;)
Once you actually look in the telescope and see things such as Saturn and it’s rings. You tend to step back in awe and think wow that’s been there this whole time and you never look at the sky the same way again.
Bro it's been there way before humans were created....I think we should all take a moment every now and then and just look up into the night sky at these amazing planets as a reminder that there are bigger things out there in space that's happening that we don't even know yet...until science have reached there
It's a trip bruh, it's like the whole universe is just an unseen spectacle just waiting to be discovered. Who knows what other trippy ass shit is out there
I've seen a lot of vids about planets and so, pictures from the satellites, etc. But once I went to the planetarium at my city. It was at night, and they said, we could see through their telescope and take a look at jupiter. I wasn't expecting much, but once I saw it... live through that telescope... damn! it was so strange! I felt so tiny, so insignificant! When you look at the universe, it looks back at you... and it's the most thrilling experience one can have!
To me, there's always been something scary about seeing other planets so clearly from Earth. I've had dreams in my sleep seeing other planets passing by or approaching Earth and it always freaks me out.
I wish we will at least get better telescope tech in order to see further and all those planets in solar system in details. Ngl it already would be amazing!
I personally prefer these photographs of space over those high quality ones you find on google. These just make the idea of space and that fact that there is actually something out here seem more believable somehow. And simply the display of our perspective of these planets is spectacular on its own.
In the early 70s, I managed to see Saturn's rings with a 50mm refractor telescope that I had bought for $5 from my sister's boyfriend. Saturn happened to be very close that year and the rings were tilted perfectly. I remember being excited about it. That and checking out the moon and its craters with binoculars.
You just cant describe the feeling of seeing giant object floating in the sky named planet. Something damn weird, special, magical. Sometimes i even feel that same feeling when seeing moon, evetho i always see it almost everyday. But when seeing that other planets, when you only know em from movie or article, its just so incredible. Like youre seeing something fictional appears. I cant just stop thinking about the existence of giant planet circled by giant beautiful ring floating in the space, and you can see it from your home.
I always think of the planets as something special especially when imagining them. Its sorta bizarre seeing it just... there, just existing. No fanfare no cool camera angles, no documentary narrator explaining why its special, its just a thing that exists
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Think about that one photon that travelled biilions of miles from the sun and then was bounced back by saturn into the earth atmosphere and got captured by a telescope!
to just think how far that thing is and you can still see it knowing it’s out there chilling by itself and it’s moons. and how big it is gives me the chills I love it
Idk if something would even classify as a telescope if you can’t see saturn clearly with it, your own eyes can even in the worst conditions. (severe light pollution, humidity, etc.)
I saw this video and was like,” there’s no way I’d ever see something like this myself, that telescope must be expensive.” Couple days later I remembered my brother had a spotting scope with a tripod he uses for hunting so I asked him if I could use it to get a close look at some stars. I knew Jupiter was the big bright star in the sky and wasn’t expecting much other than I bigger star when I scoped in, but when I zoomed in and focused it, seeing the big planet with its moons amazed me. I saw this other star, not as bright but still knew after that rush I had to give it a try. I locked it in, zoomed in and focused and what do you know, I see a tiny, light tan planet with crazy rings around it. The feeling you get when you’d never expect to see these things, then finding them out of no where is so exhilarating in the moment. The quality wasn’t anything like this, but it still beat looking at stars and watching videos.
Sponge Bob try moving your telescope around the object until you find it. An example was when I first got my telescope, I wanted to see the moon, amazing experience, and I aimed at it but could not see it, so I moved my telescope in circular motions, up and down side to side, until I saw the moon crystal clear!
I just bought my first telescope (70 mm) like 2 days ago and the first 2 things I saw with it were the moon, and saturn. I just saw saturn like an hour ago actually lol, I rushed here to say this. I was absolutely geeking out when I first saw it, it wasn't even high quality, I could barely make out it's rings, but my god it was beautiful, couldn't stop smiling for several minutes. I think i'm hooked, stargazing is definetely gonna be one of my favorite hobbies from now on.
@Jerusha Same! The technology involved to make that "tube" is so amazing to think about. We've evolved so fast in the last 50 to 100 years, that i'm convinced we are getting much of our knowledge from another, more advanced civilization.
withaminutetogo BULLSHIT then where are all the fucking stars & satellites up in space?? WHEN NASA POINTS THERE SO CALLED HUBBLE BACK @ EARTH FOR ALL OF US TO SEE IT IN ITS ENTIRETY THEN ILL BELIEVE IN SPACE LMAO 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@PowerofPlacebo in your case you don't have to look far for space at all...judging by that ignorant comment there's a vast amount between your ears...
Vince Burden nice try!! Next? Anyone? Anyone? Didn’t think so! ☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽idiot above obviously has no answers! Only a smart ass who dodged the question @ hand!!! I bet you fucking believe we landed on the moon & that Jesus & Santa Claus are real too huh? Now sssshhh stay out of grown folks business kiddo!!! Unless you actually have something educational to say!! Drops mic on this clown! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Almost surreal to see Saturn like this. I didn’t realise one could see it to this detail through a telescope. Nice choice of music to accompany vid, very relaxing sound
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Floating?Don't forget we are traveling at over 500,000 miles per hour While rotating at 1000 mph while covered in trillions of tons of water in a vacuum that doesn't take our atmosphere away.Yet we feel no movements and the stars have been the same for thousands of years.Who told you space was endless? Research flat earth.Your life will never be the same
Its even more weird feeling if u think about how perfect of circumstances we need just to be alive and Earth habitable. 1 small thing different like the Earth's rotation and we'd be dead
Amazing how we can observe other planets with a magnifying glass (more or less). They're so far away, but feel so close. Out of my pack of buddies, I'm the one who gets excited when Mars is visible in the night sky. They roll their eyes and keep yakking about a party or who did this or said that. I don't care about that crap, because we're so tiny and insignificant. Too often do people on this planet forget that, being caught up in their personal affairs to just take a moment to stop and LOOK UP!
Jedian your are not the only one buddy I sit at night and just look up at the sky it’s amazing makes you really realise how small we really are and how big the universe is it’s scary if you ask me
Brian Johnson Because it makes you realize that all the petty drama you face in your life is, in the end, meaningless. Your boss will yell at you at work, you will argue with your close ones or be wrapped up in their problems and affairs. But in the end, you remember that in the grand scale of things, none of it matters. You are but a speck in the galactic ocean.
SO thinking nothing matters make you feel BETTER? lmao ok. I realize you are trying to say your problems become meaningless but then so do the GOOD things.
Brian Johnson I'm sorry if I didn't word it properly. I don't mean to express this in a negative way by saying you should value nothing in your life. Of course, cherish the good.
Oh my goodness. I can not tell you what your video did for my soul. That is amazing. If I had a telescope like yours I’d never avert my eyes from the heavens. You came up on my feed and I immediately subscribed. Wish you were my neighbor. Thank you 🪐
+Josh The most amazing experience I had was when I made up a magnifier lens (called a barlow) for my 8" diam cassegrain telescope. I had Jupiter like a grapefruit size and Saturn like a tennis ball and the rings were like 8" across. The seeing conditions must have been the best and I must have fluke-hacked the barlow ridiculously well.
1:30 is this Saturn revolving so fast or the disturbance due to distance/noise making it feel like that. Or is it a time lapse ? One day of Saturn i.e its 1 full rotation is approx 11 earth hours.
Luqman Wadood they dont. They just want to be contrairy. Its rebellion in a way. Theres no way in hell a single high thinking person could possibly think its flat.
The funniest thing is that he is seeing Saturn 1 hour ago, that is, the light of Saturn takes 1 hour to reach his telescope, so he is seeing the light that Saturn emitted 1 hour ago, I mean, he is practically seeing the past
Watching Saturn with that telescope in real time and listening at the same time trance music, electronic, lounge or something like Modjo or Daft Punk, must be something really pleasing and almost psychedelic (in a relaxing way).
Actually no tbh, theres so much life that we dont know exists. It's extremly rare if we're the only ones alive compared to thousands of light years through.
I get this weird dream-like feeling where it’s a summer night in July and I’m on my back deck looking up at the night sky. I would looove to learn more about space
It's just kind of scary knowing that no one in my life will ever touch Saturn because of how far it is, which is nothing compared to how big the universe is.
God… the way the music drops in that tune as Saturn makes its entrance…. I can’t get over it. It really makes Saturn appear as a celestial juggernaut… it’s so cool
Not really, all you need to know is the cycles of its placement in the sky, depending on where you live. I just saw Saturn and Jupiter last night, you just need to know where to look.
@@antrodaze910 Congratulations! You're on the same boat as high-tier astrophysicists. They generally agree that all these planets start as small rocky protoplanets orbiting the sun, but what happened after is still unclear. They only have theories on what happened.
I remember New Year’s Eve one year we were waiting in the city to see the sky tower go off at midnight in Auckland and there was a guy with one of these telescopes in the square where we were all waiting to watch the fireworks and he had it focused on the sky tower and you could see people in the tower which was cool but then he repositioned his telescope to the sky and said to me take a look and there I saw Saturn and it just totally blew my mind!
wall wall You can see Mars too but there’s no flat Mars society. Y’all have some sort of thing where your ears sew themselves shut when we tell you facts but the thing that should get sewn shut is your mouth.
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I don't know why but I get so anxious at the thought of space. Maybe it's the feeling of how insignificant we are and how our whole race fits on this one tiny planet in the vast emptiness of space. I positively look forward to the future and the fact that technology is advancing but when I see images of planets or look out into the sky, I feel a sense of hopelessness and dread. I hope I'm not the only one who feels like this...
Ta vie, ta personnalité, ta destinée sont intimement liées aux planètes du système solaire en fonction de leur positions au moment de ta naissance. Les événement de ta vie sont liés aux transits de tes planètes dominantes. Tu peux le vérifier, les événements de nos vie sont cycliques (cycles de 8 ans pour un vénusien, 11 ans pour un solaire ect). "Tout ce qui est en haut est comme ce qui est en bas". Si tu veux comprendre le désordre apparent d'en bas, observe le ciel et son ordre parfait. Tu n'es pas insignifiante, tu es au centre de l'univers et il y a tout un univers en toi !
You feel insignificant yet look forward to the future ?..but u feel hopelessness and dread ???? That doesn’t even make sense ... that confusion should tell u something about yourself and maybe just maybe it’s an agenda to make u feel that way CONFUSED NOT EVERYTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS AND NOT EVERYTHING ISWHAT YOURE TOLD .....#flatearth And funny thing is it all makes sense and U won’t feel any of those things anymore sweetie open ur mind and it will open your eyes xo
Don't feel insignificant. We are physically small but it hardly means we are insignificant. You are just as much a part of this universe as the galaxy you reside in, and the cool thing about you is that you experience it. It is because you are a part of this universe that you may see yourself as everything. You're the universe experiencing itself. Some would say living is being god and pretending not to be.
Assuming it's about the same distance from us as Saturn, I'm gonna say each letter is, ohhhhhhhhh, roughly 10,000 miles high. Ronny, could you please handle the Mile to Point size conversion for me? Thanks, bruh.
FlatEarth Photography - I agree, he even says it’s a stacked and processed image. He’s just photo shopped it to look like what Nasa tells him it should look like
fun fact telescopes are even known as the mirror the the past so if you look at a object in space the light will take a long time to get to our view so what your seeing is the past of saturn
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Hello sir
HM Bark Endeavour, was a British Royal Navy research vessel that lieutenant James voyage of discovery from 1768 to 1771. I am not sure if its orginal or replica but its sure is an antique and even a replica is worth more than a thousand dollars
U still alive
@@goldenballs0015 Yes
Can you zoom and zoom and zoom and zoom and explain what you see?
Hi J.W.Astronomy
If i look into the Sky and/or pictures of the Universe it makes me happy and shows me that my problems dont really matter, because in the end i'm a part of something big and amazing
I'm happy and proud to be alive. Thats why i love to look up to the Sky at Night especially if i feel lonely and sad. To somebody that reads this hope u have an amazing day ;)
😉like your way of thinking , shine on !
MesserGaniator yeah but earth is flat
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ComputerGenerated glad I wasn’t the one who had to break the news
I was like “huh that’s a pretty small telescope.
...oh”
Paradoilzx ikr means i know right no need to put another right
@@arkivetan Ikr
IKR bruh omg
Looks like a big home scope to me.
@@arkivetan ARMY?
Expecting a regular telescope, then this dude breaks out the Hubble.
That's what she said.
I thought that white part of the stand was the telescope and then he carried out the actual 🔭 dammnnnnnnnn
U aren’t allowed any powerful telescope on earth and that is nit owned by government lol
Larry Adams 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
if he can zoom in on saturn like that. why doesn't he point it at the moon and zoom in on the junk we left on it? Cuz we never landed on the moon..
Once you actually look in the telescope and see things such as Saturn and it’s rings. You tend to step back in awe and think wow that’s been there this whole time and you never look at the sky the same way again.
So true
Bro it's been there way before humans were created....I think we should all take a moment every now and then and just look up into the night sky at these amazing planets as a reminder that there are bigger things out there in space that's happening that we don't even know yet...until science have reached there
erm actually saturns rings were formed in the period where dinosaurs were thriving approx a 100 mil years ago IM JUST KIDDING XD yeah its beautiful..
It's just crazy to me that these things exist out there, absolutely mesmerizing. Great shots!
We are very small
@@Trabalheiasemanainteira smaller then an atom compared to the universe
@Rodrigo Da Silva yea, uh huh sure buddy.
@Rodrigo Da Silva 😂
@Rodrigo Da Silva I hope you’re joking. We’ve literally send robots there.
I get this feeling, it's mixed with strange, excitement, and beautiful, it's so weird that the planets are just there, y'know?
I know exactly what you mean
It's a trip bruh, it's like the whole universe is just an unseen spectacle just waiting to be discovered. Who knows what other trippy ass shit is out there
The feeling of realizing how very small we are..
How become the top comment has only 3 replies and 31 likes XD
It looks like a snack
Is it just me, or when you see a planet, you get this cool, awesome feeling.
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Nope, me too °-°
I love astronomy
I've seen a lot of vids about planets and so, pictures from the satellites, etc. But once I went to the planetarium at my city. It was at night, and they said, we could see through their telescope and take a look at jupiter. I wasn't expecting much, but once I saw it... live through that telescope... damn! it was so strange! I felt so tiny, so insignificant! When you look at the universe, it looks back at you... and it's the most thrilling experience one can have!
Same
My god, excactly, like it brings joy to me. To know im in an era where we can see theese things, im happy to be here today.
Bro it's like heaven so amazing
To me, there's always been something scary about seeing other planets so clearly from Earth. I've had dreams in my sleep seeing other planets passing by or approaching Earth and it always freaks me out.
@karwan kadir I think that's amazing but yes there is something scary in this We have that good technology that can se billion's killometrs
Dude i also had dreams like those. there's something beautiful yet scary about seeing planets in the sky
I wish we will at least get better telescope tech in order to see further and all those planets in solar system in details. Ngl it already would be amazing!
My gosh, I also have creepy dreams where I fly away from Earth and see planets up close and it's scary.
@@Calvin_M.😅
Saturn: i feel like i'm being watched...
patrick star xD
..ALL THE TIME
@@jamirimaj6880 All time, my friend. ...All time...
@patrick star i think saturn was naked
I’m the biggest star in existence
That's Saturn as it was 1 hour 10 mins ago too
1 hour 11 mins
Since It Takes 8.3 Mins To Reach Sunlight To Earth And 79.3 Mins To Reach Saturn. 79.3 - 8.3 = 71 or 1 hour 11 mins
@@sidroy8652 You sure it's not 1 hour 18 like you originally said? ;)
What?
@@sidroy8652 lol... you're both wrong. This video is from 2017.
@Basaltic Life it's not as easy to do it that way unless you look it up
Did anyone else think the white thing was the telescope lol.. he pulled out the cannon and i lost my shit
Yep😂👍
Me too😂😂
Me too.
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I personally prefer these photographs of space over those high quality ones you find on google. These just make the idea of space and that fact that there is actually something out here seem more believable somehow. And simply the display of our perspective of these planets is spectacular on its own.
I've read those are CGI.
@@fgarrison2910no.
I saw Saturn through my own telescope the other night. It looked tiny, but I could still see its ring system. I was speechless.
Hi I am looking for a telescope that I would use for fun and hobbying, and not for research or anything, what do you recommend?
@@KsaCommentator You'd be better off asking google, to be honest. I'm only a novice myself.
if you pay attention you could also notice some 'stars' nearby.
Its moons.
@@miguelescutia5556 No way I can see objects that small so far away with my scope. I can just about see the planet itself.
@@KsaCommentator It depends what you want to see and your budget. But to see something like this you need a 10 inch reflector about £1500+
In the early 70s, I managed to see Saturn's rings with a 50mm refractor telescope that I had bought for $5 from my sister's boyfriend. Saturn happened to be very close that year and the rings were tilted perfectly. I remember being excited about it. That and checking out the moon and its craters with binoculars.
@Gold is Gold It was the early 70s, surly 5$ is already enough to buy a cellphone or 500 candies
@@johnwotapka5227 $5 in 1970 is about $33 today
Sister's boyfriend🤣🤣🤣
the indigenous didn't need that to tell us it was there in the first place
How the hell did you hold binoculars straight without shaking them?
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You just cant describe the feeling of seeing giant object floating in the sky named planet. Something damn weird, special, magical. Sometimes i even feel that same feeling when seeing moon, evetho i always see it almost everyday. But when seeing that other planets, when you only know em from movie or article, its just so incredible. Like youre seeing something fictional appears. I cant just stop thinking about the existence of giant planet circled by giant beautiful ring floating in the space, and you can see it from your home.
I always think of the planets as something special especially when imagining them. Its sorta bizarre seeing it just... there, just existing. No fanfare no cool camera angles, no documentary narrator explaining why its special, its just a thing that exists
Which is pretty cool, yknow? It’s not special, but it’s there and will be for a good while
@@nebulisnoobis102 Everything in this universe is special, the fact that I'm even here, commenting this, is just mindblowing....
It's hard to think they are real places. Only Mars and the Moon. Everywhere else is lightly explored
@@crazybabuskaman3923 Given enough time, hydrogen will start thinking about itself.
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Think about that one photon that travelled biilions of miles from the sun and then was bounced back by saturn into the earth atmosphere and got captured by a telescope!
Captain America even crazier to think that photons take millions of years to reach the surface of the sun!
Captain America Are you trolling?
Captain America It’s hilarious how no one has tried to clown you for the comment, where the fuck are the sheep’s at?
@Stratowind were you trying to make a joke lol? if so, your delivery was poor.
@Stratowind i agree with ur comment but he is talking about photon only.
0:12 a ok cool, that looks like a pretty decent telescope...
0:30 ... WHAT THE ...
White vs Black
Literally
😂😂😂
He is using German Equitorial Mount. It looks like a Telescope.
Lol that was exactly my reaction too.
Haha true
to just think how far that thing is and you can still see it knowing it’s out there chilling by itself and it’s moons. and how big it is gives me the chills I love it
It’s one thing to see it on a magazine cover or tv, but it’s unreal to see it with your own scope.
Idk if something would even classify as a telescope if you can’t see saturn clearly with it, your own eyes can even in the worst conditions. (severe light pollution, humidity, etc.)
@@natlus_ See Saturn with your own eyes? It would just look like a star
@@Maplatter yes
@@natlus_ saturn is very far away, if you look at it with your bare eyes its just a tiny white dot...
Totally agree
How rare and beautiful it truly is that this exists
I agree!
Saturn - Sleeping at Last ?
true
Not rare but beautiful. Gas giants are common
"Saturn" by Sleeping At Last Reference Moment
I saw this video and was like,” there’s no way I’d ever see something like this myself, that telescope must be expensive.” Couple days later I remembered my brother had a spotting scope with a tripod he uses for hunting so I asked him if I could use it to get a close look at some stars. I knew Jupiter was the big bright star in the sky and wasn’t expecting much other than I bigger star when I scoped in, but when I zoomed in and focused it, seeing the big planet with its moons amazed me. I saw this other star, not as bright but still knew after that rush I had to give it a try. I locked it in, zoomed in and focused and what do you know, I see a tiny, light tan planet with crazy rings around it. The feeling you get when you’d never expect to see these things, then finding them out of no where is so exhilarating in the moment. The quality wasn’t anything like this, but it still beat looking at stars and watching videos.
Black Water ur mom was quite interested
@@spongebob4 Open the lens
Sponge Bob for some they can’t spot anything because they are not aiming properly.
Sponge Bob try moving your telescope around the object until you find it. An example was when I first got my telescope, I wanted to see the moon, amazing experience, and I aimed at it but could not see it, so I moved my telescope in circular motions, up and down side to side, until I saw the moon crystal clear!
Adam A that is truly an amazing feeling to have to be able to know you just found such an amazing object far from our world!
I just bought my first telescope (70 mm) like 2 days ago and the first 2 things I saw with it were the moon, and saturn. I just saw saturn like an hour ago actually lol, I rushed here to say this. I was absolutely geeking out when I first saw it, it wasn't even high quality, I could barely make out it's rings, but my god it was beautiful, couldn't stop smiling for several minutes. I think i'm hooked, stargazing is definetely gonna be one of my favorite hobbies from now on.
Yeah its beautiful indeed. Humbling, astounding, impressive. For some reason it makes me want to cry
I got a telescope as a present, can't wait to try it out (In spring/summer) I LOVE space!!
Boa
i had the same EXACT reaction when i saw saturn through my camcorder for the first time
Still your hobby?
It’s so crazy to me that we have this technology to build a tube that can see millions of miles away like... holy shit. That just blows my mind
Glad I'm not the only one who thinks about this 😊
Waiting for the nest tech capable of getting us there not just astronauts but common peeps
What about phones? We literally made them out of sand!
@@lilaclatte882 Fr
@Jerusha Same! The technology involved to make that "tube" is so amazing to think about. We've evolved so fast in the last 50 to 100 years, that i'm convinced we are getting much of our knowledge from another, more advanced civilization.
"Gee, powerful telescopes have gotten really compact these days".
Oooh.
withaminutetogo BULLSHIT then where are all the fucking stars & satellites up in space?? WHEN NASA POINTS THERE SO CALLED HUBBLE BACK @ EARTH FOR ALL OF US TO SEE IT IN ITS ENTIRETY THEN ILL BELIEVE IN SPACE LMAO 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@PowerofPlacebo in your case you don't have to look far for space at all...judging by that ignorant comment there's a vast amount between your ears...
Vince Burden nice try!! Next? Anyone? Anyone? Didn’t think so! ☝🏽☝🏽☝🏽idiot above obviously has no answers! Only a smart ass who dodged the question @ hand!!! I bet you fucking believe we landed on the moon & that Jesus & Santa Claus are real too huh? Now sssshhh stay out of grown folks business kiddo!!! Unless you actually have something educational to say!! Drops mic on this clown! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@PowerofPlacebo You suck at trolling brah
@@PowerofPlacebo What have you been smoking?
Dude looks like he's assembling his rocket launcher
IKR
roses are red • sun is yellow • or mortar cannon.
And shoot it at saturn😂😂
Ye
Yea...
Almost surreal to see Saturn like this. I didn’t realise one could see it to this detail through a telescope. Nice choice of music to accompany vid, very relaxing sound
0:15 Oh that's a neat looking telescope. It can see so far and so small?
0:35 Oh...
lol
Bet you thought it would be smaller. You need a big ass telescope
Hahahaha 😂
Ahahahh
Should’ve said
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How difficult and frightening it is to realize what a monstrous distance separates you from Saturn when you look at it through a telescope.
Dude. Do you have any idea how far away the moon is?
@@saintfisuto1072 everything in space is far away)))))
@@saintfisuto1072 far enough to fit every planet in our solar system including Pluto.
@@olivius8891 exactly
Welches Teleskop?
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Liberal neighbors be like
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Wkwk . Lol . That not a bazzoka. That a nuke
No
The way he took a pause on Saturn when fully zoomed Was A kind of Honour for me that I literally felt Which was really Superb!
Aliens: “earth through my telescope”
LOL
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@美しいFlorance Why people care about copied comments? Seriously it's just a comment
@美しいFlorance You only think about comments. How about replies? There's millions, if not billions idiots saying “copied” in the reply section, not realizing they are copying other people's reply. One of those millions, billions is you.
My grandfather telling me how far his school was 😂😂😂
Hahahaaa
XD
Lmao
🤣🤣
Haha
It’s such a weird feeling knowing that we are on a huge rock floating around endless space not knowing what also lives out there
Thats deep :(
Juanchies we need to build a space wall to keep out illegal aliens
Floating?Don't forget we are traveling at over 500,000 miles per hour While rotating at 1000 mph while covered in trillions of tons of water in a vacuum that doesn't take our atmosphere away.Yet we feel no movements and the stars have been the same for thousands of years.Who told you space was endless? Research flat earth.Your life will never be the same
kfm908 so you’re saying the earth is flat?
Its even more weird feeling if u think about how perfect of circumstances we need just to be alive and Earth habitable. 1 small thing different like the Earth's rotation and we'd be dead
I love this video and I love Saturn. I've been coming back to this video for years. Thank you so much ☺️
Everyone fine until I come
Pls no
Wont you come, and wash away the rain...please.
Noooooo!!!!!!!
Hey bro! U know ur the name of my Friend's Umbreon from Pokemon, his name Black Hole too!
Dont worry! Grandpa, Release the gas!
Amazing how we can observe other planets with a magnifying glass (more or less). They're so far away, but feel so close.
Out of my pack of buddies, I'm the one who gets excited when Mars is visible in the night sky. They roll their eyes and keep yakking about a party or who did this or said that. I don't care about that crap, because we're so tiny and insignificant. Too often do people on this planet forget that, being caught up in their personal affairs to just take a moment to stop and LOOK UP!
Jedian your are not the only one buddy I sit at night and just look up at the sky it’s amazing makes you really realise how small we really are and how big the universe is it’s scary if you ask me
How does feeling tiny and insignificant make one feel better?
Brian Johnson Because it makes you realize that all the petty drama you face in your life is, in the end, meaningless.
Your boss will yell at you at work, you will argue with your close ones or be wrapped up in their problems and affairs.
But in the end, you remember that in the grand scale of things, none of it matters. You are but a speck in the galactic ocean.
SO thinking nothing matters make you feel BETTER? lmao ok. I realize you are trying to say your problems become meaningless but then so do the GOOD things.
Brian Johnson I'm sorry if I didn't word it properly. I don't mean to express this in a negative way by saying you should value nothing in your life. Of course, cherish the good.
0:17 Wow! Nice telescope...
0:29 Holy shit!
You thought that the mount was a telescope🤣🤣🤣
I thougnt its a rocket launcher LLOL
Lol! 0:17 even i thought that was a telescope
LMAO you made my day
😂😂😂😂😂
Oh my goodness. I can not tell you what your video did for my soul. That is amazing. If I had a telescope like yours I’d never avert my eyes from the heavens. You came up on my feed and I immediately subscribed. Wish you were my neighbor. Thank you 🪐
At the start of the video I was like, oh cool telescope... And then he brings the ACTUAL telescope holy shiiitt
Damian Salinas ..... I was too!!! 😱😱
Damian Salinas 😂yeah.same here
Same:-)
Yes and me !!!
same
Saturn was the 1st planet I saw through a telescope. I remember the feeling of excitement. Thanks for posting this video.
Telescopes are just amazing
I want to spend a lot of time with a powerful telescope
+Josh The most amazing experience I had was when I made up a magnifier lens (called a barlow) for my 8" diam cassegrain telescope. I had Jupiter like a grapefruit size and Saturn like a tennis ball and the rings were like 8" across. The seeing conditions must have been the best and I must have fluke-hacked the barlow ridiculously well.
1:30 is this Saturn revolving so fast or the disturbance due to distance/noise making it feel like that. Or is it a time lapse ? One day of Saturn i.e its 1 full rotation is approx 11 earth hours.
Its the disturbance
everybody gangsta till saturn starts getting closer
In the TH-cam channel shalom132 & Study the Bible Tv you will find medical and health topics and the explanation of the last events.
*dun dun dunn*
@@pangeran_excellion *its called a joke*
@@pangeran_excellion r/ *wooooosh*
@@pangeran_excellion r/wooosh yo bitch ass outta here
I be like: this looks like a modest telescope!
0:28 oh wait...
Alabastine I thought that was his telescope too lol
Me too xD
It looks like a fucking SturmTiger's cannon
I thought "Hey this something I might be able to afford"...nevermind
lol
Next: *Earth Through my telescope*
Zooms into backyard
Crazy Baalak good one
@@shubbyshabaas Yea ikr
No i did not want that i love my beautiful earth
from saturn hdf
I've watched many videos zooming on Saturn, but your video is what I turn to, it really gives the feel.
It’s actually frightening seeing the amount of comments claiming that this fake. We truly are living in some worrying times.
IKR. How can people even believe that flat earth nonsense.
Luqman Wadood they dont. They just want to be contrairy. Its rebellion in a way. Theres no way in hell a single high thinking person could possibly think its flat.
Unless they are batshit crazy and smart too lol
+Does not Exist
No they are batshit crazy and dumb too. lol
Justwantahover lol i liked my own comment trying to like yours
who else got recommended after the Saturn and Jupiter conjuction?
This conjunction happened a few month ago :)
beat me to it man!
It’s me boi
Me
Hello There
Nope
Amazing. Incredible when i first saw Jupiter. My telescope was a cheap one but I still managed to see the moons around it.
Jupiter through my telescope
👉 . 👈
Can you see Jupiter's four brightest moons?
Ive seen it more like
• • • ● •
At least a few times.
• • 🟤 • •
@@joe-ib1wn same
@@joe-ib1wn at that magnification you can even make out the colorful bands. It's gorgeous.
Noob ass me:
0:14 Thats a small telescope.
0:29 nevermind
thats what i was thinkin
Thats what I thought too lmao
This was me in my head ..
You Indians are ha what ever
Ahah same
The funniest thing is that he is seeing Saturn 1 hour ago, that is, the light of Saturn takes 1 hour to reach his telescope, so he is seeing the light that Saturn emitted 1 hour ago, I mean, he is practically seeing the past
yes, interesting
My brain got jf
We always see stuff from the past.. We can never see the present
So with that logic... can a person see into the future if they look in the opposite direction,... or is it all the same regardless?
@@Ireallyhatetobethatguybut no looking in opposite direction we can't see future
Watching Saturn with that telescope in real time and listening at the same time trance music, electronic, lounge or something like Modjo or Daft Punk, must be something really pleasing and almost psychedelic (in a relaxing way).
There are certain type of ambient tune which makes you feel like space Tey them
One day we will be watching earth through our telescope and say:that’s where my grandparents came from.
Maybe not grandparents, but ancestors
@@q4uantale315 nah I think it's accurate,the Earth's going down hill with global warming and shit.Maybe we won't even have ancestors
@@SA-bp5kw yeah maybe, I hope that we can go to Mars as soon as possible, it's just that nasa doesn't have enough money yet
Nope, soon the entire world population will get destroyed and we will begin the cyclus again.... like infinite times we already did.
@@q4uantale315 yeah the US gov is putting everything into the milatery
Is it just me or when you see any planet, you feel how empty is the space.
Yes.. it's so empty yet so full
Actually no tbh, theres so much life that we dont know exists. It's extremly rare if we're the only ones alive compared to thousands of light years through.
It's space
@@exposethxm9955 You're kidding right?
@@exposethxm9955 Dumb ass
Isn’t that cool? Looking at a planet that is 9x the size of planet earth through a telescope yet it looks small. It is soooo interesting I love space
even i love the space bar. especially when i s p a m it .
Me too
Mu favorite is astronomy
I know. These things fascinate me! Space is so scary yet so mesmerizing!
I get this weird dream-like feeling where it’s a summer night in July and I’m on my back deck looking up at the night sky. I would looove to learn more about space
I saw it too with my telescope! It looked very small but the ring System was visible and the "quality" was very high!
It's just kind of scary knowing that no one in my life will ever touch Saturn because of how far it is, which is nothing compared to how big the universe is.
Not only that but you literally can’t touch Saturn lmao
@@marcus._.2x Yeah lol I meant reach but you get it. Shit, humans might not even physically touch mars during my lifetime
What if we bring rocks from mars back to earth in the future and touch the rocks there? Does that count as touching mars?@TheFlyingSalamander8114
God… the way the music drops in that tune as Saturn makes its entrance…. I can’t get over it. It really makes Saturn appear as a celestial juggernaut… it’s so cool
What's the Background music name
@@aaronf1145 idk I need to know
I searched it is flinker in eyes
This legit is like finding an easter egg in real life
Why are all the planets of this solar system so drastically different in composition?
Correct
Not really, all you need to know is the cycles of its placement in the sky, depending on where you live. I just saw Saturn and Jupiter last night, you just need to know where to look.
@@Drew_Maynard24 yep, I see Venus every 4AM-6AM out my window and then around 7AM its hard to see because of the sun.
@@antrodaze910 Congratulations! You're on the same boat as high-tier astrophysicists. They generally agree that all these planets start as small rocky protoplanets orbiting the sun, but what happened after is still unclear. They only have theories on what happened.
I remember New Year’s Eve one year we were waiting in the city to see the sky tower go off at midnight in Auckland and there was a guy with one of these telescopes in the square where we were all waiting to watch the fireworks and he had it focused on the sky tower and you could see people in the tower which was cool but then he repositioned his telescope to the sky and said to me take a look and there I saw Saturn and it just totally blew my mind!
For The People Looking for the music
The Music Is
^Flicker In Eyes^
Thanks dear...
Thank you! 😊
😎😍😂
jdisjaj jananan
Nobody is Born cool
Except of course
*people who put song names in comments*
',:)
2017: Saturn Through my Scope
3000: Earth Through my Scope
3050: Solar System through my Scope
4050: Milky Way through my Scope
You can take a photo of another galaxy from earth in 2019
@@dado9383 Yeah,but it requires many light thingys to be set up across the earth.
@@abbad707 shut up weeb
@@dado9383 wtf? He was being polite.
@@dioxide39 guacamole nigga penis
A friend built his own telescope, somewhere around that size. It was very impressive.
i find it funny that people think space is fake
Yeah, when you can literally see another galaxy in some places at night.
I guess they think the ancient Greeks and Romans who named the planets more than 2000 years ago were fake too🙂
It’s just amazing.
** Loriana ** Je t'ai déjà vu chez nozman, tu t'intéresses à Saturne en ce moment? Enfin bref c'est vrai que c'est génial :)
** Loriana ** Cool :) C'est marrant de voir les mêmes noms sur plusieurs chaînes youtube.
** Loriana ** *It's
umm te das cuenta de que la foto no era de su telescopio, era de la NASA tal vez el telescopio Hubble o algo así
** Loriana ** its so beautiful...
I can't believe, this day in age, people still think the earth is flat.
@@lifeandliving4574 you can see my head dear but u can't see earth so bye
wall wall You can see Mars too but there’s no flat Mars society.
Y’all have some sort of thing where your ears sew themselves shut when we tell you facts but the thing that should get sewn shut is your mouth.
@@wallwall9172 yeah only ur flat head can see that bye
Whether it is flat or not, who cares.
Just enjoy what u have.
@Fred X Or there are plenty and you flat heads don't accept them just to fit your "conspiracy theory"?
0:27
Oh ok that’s how it is oh OH GOD WHY SO LARGE?
Torbjorn FOR THE LAST TIME IN NOT SWEDISH that’s what she said
That’s what she said 😂
I’m a young kid
Suleman Patel I’m a young kid
Large is good hehehe
Great recovery of the moons in the stacked composite image!
for some reason this just makes me happy...
Same
Aa me too, such an awesome thing we experience
I can see your tears of joy...
In your profile picture...
Because you're a loser with no life. This is happiness for you......So this is it.
Music
Me : *"Imma buy this thing for my science uses"*
Me : **Can't even locate where Saturn is**
He is know at the end of Saggitarius . Impossible to see as the Sun is also in Saggitarius and rising before Saturn.
Groxum
That's why there are star mapps like #SkySafari and #Stellarium.
U only see Saturn on Jesus birthday
True😂😂😂
@Groxum Jupiter doesn’t look like that or satan . th-cam.com/video/lmBh-WZzjIg/w-d-xo.html
He is a shill .
Earth: I am the most beautiful planet in the universe!
Saturn: Hold my rings..
Universe is too big to be compared with Saturn or Earth. Maybe you could have said Solar System
BrutaL that was a good one
@@kishore369 we r both Sikh yeah?
@@vectumz9104
Nah dude I am a Hindu Rajput. I respect Sikhs very much..
@@kishore369 :D I respect you to!
It’s so amazing to see Saturn through a telescope it makes me so happy
For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus
Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John 14:6 Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Catholicism, and any other religion will send you straight to hell. Only through Jesus Christ you can reach the Father, God.
REPENT FOR YOUR IDOLATRY AND TURN TO JESUS
I don't know why but I get so anxious at the thought of space. Maybe it's the feeling of how insignificant we are and how our whole race fits on this one tiny planet in the vast emptiness of space. I positively look forward to the future and the fact that technology is advancing but when I see images of planets or look out into the sky, I feel a sense of hopelessness and dread. I hope I'm not the only one who feels like this...
Ta vie, ta personnalité, ta destinée sont intimement liées aux planètes du système solaire en fonction de leur positions au moment de ta naissance. Les événement de ta vie sont liés aux transits de tes planètes dominantes. Tu peux le vérifier, les événements de nos vie sont cycliques (cycles de 8 ans pour un vénusien, 11 ans pour un solaire ect). "Tout ce qui est en haut est comme ce qui est en bas". Si tu veux comprendre le désordre apparent d'en bas, observe le ciel et son ordre parfait. Tu n'es pas insignifiante, tu es au centre de l'univers et il y a tout un univers en toi !
Same
You feel insignificant yet look forward to the future ?..but u feel hopelessness and dread ???? That doesn’t even make sense ... that confusion should tell u something about yourself and maybe just maybe it’s an agenda to make u feel that way CONFUSED
NOT EVERYTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS AND NOT EVERYTHING ISWHAT YOURE TOLD .....#flatearth
And funny thing is it all makes sense and U won’t feel any of those things anymore sweetie open ur mind and it will open your eyes xo
Don't feel insignificant. We are physically small but it hardly means we are insignificant. You are just as much a part of this universe as the galaxy you reside in, and the cool thing about you is that you experience it. It is because you are a part of this universe that you may see yourself as everything. You're the universe experiencing itself. Some would say living is being god and pretending not to be.
Makes you really cherish the one life we have... Be big in your own world
Saturn: having a nice day
This man: hehe look at that
Saturn: Yo wtf what a pervert
I'm wheezing
😂
Lol
@@sugaaa679 its not even that funny
You mean a stalker dumbass
Now Who else wants a telescope while on lockdown..🙋🏽♂️
Merc500 meeee bruh
Meee
🙋♀️
I have one
I also do now 🔭🪐
0:24 woohoo! I might afford that!
0:30 WHAT THE FUCC
xD I got surprised too
😂😂😂
Lol even I thought the same... 😂😂
You *_”might afford”_* it???????
😂😂💀💀
0:10 oh that's a pretty good telescope
0:29 daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmm😲😲😲😨😨
Sakib Hossain thats what she said 🤣🤣
Sakib Hossain lolol....exactly
Had same reaction in Polish xd
0:10 Hej, niezły teleskop!
0:29 O KUUUURWA
Sakib Hossain atleast you know how to use emojis
Lol 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
Take this down immediately I did not give permission 😡
Sad
Lol . .. 🪐
I was going to judge you,then I read your name😂🤣
Did you just make a whole new acount just for this comment?
@@WinslowCat yeah, I think he did 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is amazing and scary at the same time
Had no idea u could see it like that from ur fkkn porch.
Groovy
have you seen how big his telescope is
@Jessie Ray Keaton everything he is showing you is fake cgi . th-cam.com/video/lmBh-WZzjIg/w-d-xo.html
@@MrUnknown7212 damn so saturn must be cgi then.
Hoax
Floyd Thompson I hate you so much
Saturn: "careful, I think someones targeting me"
That is just so beautiful. Seeing her just floating in the darkness.
Planets are big clumps of rock or gas in orbit around a star. They don't have genders.
@@TwoNumbahNiens Ships dont have genders either but are still referred to as him/her. quit being a whiny little bitch. its not that serious.
She is truly a beauty.
You relise Saturn is a boy
@@ninjaking7256 no its a planet named after a "male god"
Man the background music really sets the mood
I've found Saturn a few times in the sky, it's so far that it looks like a yellow star
Glace Glace it isn’t that special it just looks like a bigger star :)
Glace Glace get a telescope from any store, even Walmart for like $50 bucks. You’ll see Saturn, Jupiter and others but not as quite detailed of course
0:12 Aww look at that little Telescope i think i can afford it!
0:30 Nevermind :D
Uli :3 😀😀
.12 it's mount.
ha, the mount is $1500 alone.
Me too :v
This took my mind off of coronavirus...Thank u!
Are you sure
@@MUXJT for 2 min 45 seconds at leaat
And your comment just put my mind back to corona virus
@@Deadlyxian I was thinking the same thing! HAHA!
Thank u for reminding me that.
I wonder how it must feel going through something deep in your life and looking at the night sky knowing what your looking at is infinite
Video about a planet: **exists**
Alt accounts: *_It's a free real estate_*
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I swearr i see Saturn accounts and stuff💀
Ikr
I'm not an alt account I Actoully had this account for almost a year and a half
@@zsmo5750 it's true, I saw looked at his profile
1:56 Yo wtf there's text floating in outer space 😳!?
dey kinda vibin doe 😳
This comment made me laugh xd
Assuming it's about the same distance from us as Saturn, I'm gonna say each letter is, ohhhhhhhhh, roughly 10,000 miles high. Ronny, could you please handle the Mile to Point size conversion for me? Thanks, bruh.
Gabe gamer master its just a joke
Gabe gamer master sheesh imagine not being able to understand jokes
Flat Earthers: This telescope is a paid actor.
and that's a fact XD
@w9j15g i hope you are joking. Why dont YOU get a drone to the edge of the earth?
@@numba6457 whether he's insanely dumb(I think not) or at a new level of sarcasm
@w9j15g I was thinking for a moment that I'd have to smash a bring on my head. They had us in the first half.
İf earth is flat i would climb the everest with my telescope then i can look eifel tower 🤷♂️
Thanks For Taking My Brother
It's quite amazing to know that Cassini is part of the Saturn's atmosphere now.
in your dreams LOL; you actually have not seen my video, P900 vs cASSini? watch it. You may get a reality shake though
FlatEarth Photography lol you’re an idiot
FlatEarth Photography - I agree, he even says it’s a stacked and processed image. He’s just photo shopped it to look like what Nasa tells him it should look like
+Wavium sarcasm? dumbass
FlatEarth Photography p900 vs professional telescope hahaha haha
this music gives me chills when mixed with space
When you got this in recommendation after 3 years
I got this recommended and still three years later nani
So true
In the TH-cam channel shalom132 & Study the Bible Tv you will find medical and health topics and the explanation of the last events.
And now after saturn and Jupiter's great conjunction 🪐
@@metta4168 yeah
fun fact telescopes are even known as the mirror the the past so if you look at a object in space the light will take a long time to get to our view so what your seeing is the past of saturn
Relatively speaking Saturn is literally right there. It's closer to the present than it is in the past
I keep returning to this video. Gives me such a profound feeling.