I don't know whether you have ever talked about it but do you have a telescope? I was instantly hooked when I first saw the sun and the moon through a cardboard newtonian so I got into amateur astronomy.
I do, I have an old Meade ETX 70, but I don't get to use it as often as I'd like. I have talked about telescopes in a few videos, the Stellarium software I use can simulate different telescopes, so you might like the videos where I show that feature!
I feel like what I'll suggest isn't a thing you usually do BUT can you make a video on comparison between Southern sky (View from New Zealand) and the Northern sky ( View from any city on 30-35 degrees latitude ) It would be a pretty new idea on your channel and you could share your thoughts on what people in the north miss of the south and what people in the south miss of the North It's a pretty fun idea And obviously for the full beauty of the sky turn off the light pollution
I've looked at the southern sky a few times before, if you take a look back there's a couple of videos that show the southern sky, but it is absolutely something I can do again!
Definitely I'll look out for those videos and try to find it on older videos Still would love for you to keep making such helpful content Would make sense to do it again because you have got many more new subscribers@@CaoimhinsContent
Tomorrow's dusk is going to be spectacular What a view it will be If the cloud cover doesn't block it A literal triple conjunction I hope you know abt it now Try your best to see it @@CaoimhinsContent
Here's a set of some of the best events before The year 10000 1- 2079 August 11( Related to Mars ) 2-2518 January 25 (Related to Venus) 3- 2729 September 8 (Again related to Mars) 4- 6757 July 5 (Very Very Very Rare astronomical event worth knowing, Main focus Sun and moon also Try every single place on earth to get the perfect view of eclipse)also look at Mercury that day 5-7541 June 18 Main focus on Jupiter Note that i know these events it's just i want to see your reaction to it on camera and I'll also keep it as an element of surprise Also note that plaz simulate the whole day that has been mentioned
I'll definitely give looking at those events a shot, but I'm going to save this idea for when I need one, when I'm not showing what's going on at the moment. I'm interested to find out exactly what they are, but I'll save my reaction for the video!
I don't know whether you have ever talked about it but do you have a telescope? I was instantly hooked when I first saw the sun and the moon through a cardboard newtonian so I got into amateur astronomy.
I do, I have an old Meade ETX 70, but I don't get to use it as often as I'd like. I have talked about telescopes in a few videos, the Stellarium software I use can simulate different telescopes, so you might like the videos where I show that feature!
I feel like what I'll suggest isn't a thing you usually do
BUT
can you make a video on comparison between Southern sky (View from New Zealand) and the Northern sky ( View from any city on 30-35 degrees latitude )
It would be a pretty new idea on your channel and you could share your thoughts on what people in the north miss of the south and what people in the south miss of the North
It's a pretty fun idea
And obviously for the full beauty of the sky turn off the light pollution
I've looked at the southern sky a few times before, if you take a look back there's a couple of videos that show the southern sky, but it is absolutely something I can do again!
Definitely I'll look out for those videos and try to find it on older videos
Still would love for you to keep making such helpful content
Would make sense to do it again because you have got many more new subscribers@@CaoimhinsContent
I will absolutely make another Southern sky video soon, and thank you for the ongoing support!
Tomorrow's dusk is going to be spectacular
What a view it will be
If the cloud cover doesn't block it
A literal triple conjunction
I hope you know abt it now
Try your best to see it @@CaoimhinsContent
Here's a set of some of the best events before The year 10000
1- 2079 August 11( Related to Mars )
2-2518 January 25 (Related to Venus)
3- 2729 September 8 (Again related to Mars)
4- 6757 July 5 (Very Very Very Rare astronomical event worth knowing, Main focus Sun and moon also Try every single place on earth to get the perfect view of eclipse)also look at Mercury that day
5-7541 June 18 Main focus on Jupiter
Note that i know these events it's just i want to see your reaction to it on camera and I'll also keep it as an element of surprise
Also note that plaz simulate the whole day that has been mentioned
I'll definitely give looking at those events a shot, but I'm going to save this idea for when I need one, when I'm not showing what's going on at the moment. I'm interested to find out exactly what they are, but I'll save my reaction for the video!