Hi Larry, thanks for your very informative video. I learnt how to calculate true field of view of my eyepieces from you now. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Hi Larry, I really love your videos! Not only do I get new aspects and tips for observing and also photographing the things in the night sky, you also help me improving my understanding native spoken English! :-) Keep on going, I´m looking forward to many upcoming videos of yours...
Once again very good information that enlighten my understanding of something I have viewed and contemplated with many emotions, you have helped my understanding of its many phases.that will assist in future photography. I will also look out for the book you recommended, as it looks like it would also enhance my love of what is part of all our lives. Thank You again. DG New Forest U.K.
🤔 Hmmm…. an interesting problem…. Let’s see now…. if you know the angle of the sunlight striking the moon and the…..uhh…. 😵💫 yeah , I was afraid of that… I’ve reached the limit of my tired old brain…..all I can think about is what I’m going to have for dinner….🤪
@@oldgazer7200 Yeah! I've been thinking about it. You need to know the angle of the sun and have some way of measuring the Moon's surface. I'm just not as smart as William Herschel.
Hi Larry, thanks for your very informative video. I learnt how to calculate true field of view of my eyepieces from you now. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Thanks for the content man! Exactly what my stepson and I have been needing for beginner information. Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks for the kind words. I hope you and your stepson find much pleasure in the hobby.
Hi Larry, I really love your videos! Not only do I get new aspects and tips for observing and also photographing the things in the night sky, you also help me improving my understanding native spoken English! :-) Keep on going, I´m looking forward to many upcoming videos of yours...
Thank you so much for the kind words. It’s always encouraging to hear that these videos are actually helping people.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
You’re very welcome. I hope I am communicating effectively.
Once again very good information that enlighten my understanding of something I have viewed and contemplated with many emotions, you have helped my understanding of its many phases.that will assist in future photography.
I will also look out for the book you recommended, as it looks like it would also enhance my love of what is part of all our lives. Thank You again. DG New Forest U.K.
You clearly have a great love for this hobby. That is very nice to see.
Laryy, there is a remark at some of the shown photographs saying "Low Power". Woukld you please tell me waht that means? Didn´t see/read this before.
You should teach us how to calculate the hight of the mountains on the moon from the length of their shadows.
🤔 Hmmm…. an interesting problem…. Let’s see now…. if you know the angle of the sunlight striking the moon and the…..uhh…. 😵💫 yeah , I was afraid of that… I’ve reached the limit of my tired old brain…..all I can think about is what I’m going to have for dinner….🤪
@@oldgazer7200 Yeah! I've been thinking about it. You need to know the angle of the sun and have some way of measuring the Moon's surface. I'm just not as smart as William Herschel.
Have you ever seen high flying birds (or perhaps they are bats?) pass across the full moon through a telescope? I've witnessed them many times.
Want to make the Moon interesting just get a Moon map.