Dude, you keep blowing me away with these videos! The only way I can describe them is a top gear challenge for telescopes rather than cars! Only you're not the BBC! but you're just as or even more entertaining! I also love your red torch, er I mean companion bunny :)
As long as they actually have to stay under the budget, using only equipment you can buy NOW...not stuff you or your friends had stuffed away some where...
New subscriber here. I love your story-telling approach to making these videos. They are mesmerizing. Thank you for all the hard work you put into making these. You are setting a new, high standard that I hope others will strive for.
I love that when you say “on a budget” you truly mean it, and go out of your to show what is genuinely achievable. Such a great process to watch. Many thanks, Mister Biscuit
The best astrophotography channel! It´s very easy to take a photo with 15K equipment. But you demonstrated that with little money and patience and dedication we can do a lot of things. Thank you!
The fact that you've made a great video montage out of a single planet chasing really shines between all these astronomy videos! Subbed, hope to see more like this in the future!
Mr. Biscuit you are a marvel!!! I discovered your channel about 4 days ago! Since then I am starting the morning and ending the day with your brilliant videos! So professional vlogging and nicest tone of voice!!! Wish you the best - definitely this content deserve more views, likes and comments! Cheers from Moldova!!!
This is amazing! Your enthusiasm is so contagious. First thing I bought with my own savings when I was 10 years old was a telescope, but I had almost forgotten about that! Today my boyfriend and I got ourselves the skywatcher N 150/750 explorer 150P OTA. Cannot wait for it!!!!!!!! Thank you for your great videos! Please make more :D
I watched these videos last year and absolutely loved them! I'm not kidding, this very video reignited my passion again! I've bought a secondhand Celestron 6SE and a cheap 2nd hand canon 1100d. Just waiting for the clouds to part now! Thank you so so much for putting these videos together, you really know your stuff and more importantly, you're making decent quality astrophotography accessible to beginners like me!!! Hats off to you sir, thanks so much for making these videos! I hope you'll be making more!!!
Imagine astrophotography in the future. More advanced technology, better scopes, better stacking programs. Imagine how detailed the images would be. Can’t even Imagine how cheap it is to get better images of planets in the future.
I've been looking at the new Raspberry pi HQ (high quality) camera, which is £50. Maybe our lord Astrobiscuit will give us his opinion on what it is worth.
@@adambarker3130 try searching for a used dslr, good thing is you need a body only if you'll only use it with a telescope, find a good old full frame one and it'll make amazing photos.
Wow, Very impressive! That is better than I've seen with my 8" Meade sct at just over 400x. It's amazing what a backyard amateur astronomer can accomplish, compared to 20 years ago, or even 10. And all for under £100. Of course, in Canada this rig, with our dismal exchange rate and shipping would cost somewhere around $1000 CAD.
Well done! You made me realize I dont need a car and expensive stuff to get started. Moving soon to a smaller city in Sweden (Älmhult to work with 3D for IKEA, the world of cameras aren't new) and I do have balcony which suddenly made it even more pleasent. Would you mind listing some stuff to get started? Doesn't need to be below £100 but a few hundred could do. My end game is the fancypants stuff but that's some years from now... Will definitely bookmark those free programs. Subbed. Cheers, Stanko
Just discovered these videos. They're fantastic and I find it inspiring the I can start astronomy and astrophotography without the correct research and without busting the bank. I'm currently looking at getting my first telescope as I write this.
Those are remarkable images of Jupiter and Saturn by most standards, let alone the use of budget equipment. That 6" Orion must be an excellent planetary scope.
Wow Rory just had chance too watch your latest offering mate! Awesome, awesome, bloody awesome! I was in Greece this morning trying to connect to the airport WiFi so that I could watch your video but I wasn’t able. Been in the house less than an hour and I’m getting myself an Astrobiscuit fix - I’ve been waiting but goodness me it worth it. Please keep up the great work, your subscribers are growing, and I can only imagine how much time and effort you put into these videos keep the faith!
I know this is two years later but I just discovered your channel and have to say that imo this is a great video. A surprise guest appearance by Damien Peach!?! And the results for all three planets are jaw-dropping. Nice work!
It's fantastic isn't it, seeing another planet and getting an other worldly feeling, kind of hard to describe. But I think you have captured it in your youtube videos!
Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos, especially the fact that you share in detail all that soft and gear that you are using. Keep up amazing work. Thank you
I haven't got a clue about Astronomy* but your enthusiasm and ability to explain difficult concepts is a real treat mate - Thanks for doing what you do :)
Just found your channel and have to thank you - you have restored my excitement for astrophotography with this video and your 3-part DSLR series. So many other vids are using equipment I can never afford. New enthusiastic subscriber!
Oh maan! Love to watch you! such a great chanel! thanks for posting such a great and valuable stuff for people like me- astro-amateurs on a budget! greets from Dark forests in north Poland! Cheers! and.. dark, clear skies !
Nobody works harder for a single astro video than the Biscuit. He's the King Biscuit. But the most amazing part is that he's a scope nerd with a professional comedian's wit. You don't see that everyday.
I have been searching and searching for guides and good videos to get into astro photography and dude your enthusiasm and video quality have really inspired me. You have earned a SUB for life. I love it.
I've just experienced looking through one of these 70/700's that I was loaned today after I mentioned that I'm about to buy a scope. Of course I first looked at the moon, them's the rules. This was my first ever look at the sky through any scope. Just above the moon tonight, on a night that was supposed to promise 100% cloud cover throughout, I saw Jupiter with it's rings and 4 moons. What an amazing experience. Yeah sure, it's small in the 20mm eyepiece but surprisingly clear. That, Mr. Astrobiscuit, is what I'm here to thank you for. This and your other budget video inspired me to become a nerd. To see that on my first experimental go was amazing and all down to your inspiration. Many other videos, channels, forums etc. convinced me to go "full nerd" and get a 6" dob, or 8" if I can. That's way too much money for me, so I've been watching the classifieds hard and am collecting an 8" newt on an eq mount tomorrow - Well within the £100 limit. Don't be too afraid of used kit. You can get a lot for £100 if you familiarise yourself with what they're all about first and what to look for.
I know imaging seems to be the rage now, but I feel lucky enough to have a decent telescope. Slowly putting an eyepiece and filter collection together, too.
That was brilliant!! I had no idea such fabulous equiptment was so readily available and so cheap on ebay. Fantastic results!! Astronomy and photography are two things that have interested me for years. Time to combine them. Thanks for the inspiration.
The 2.5x GSO Barlow lens (TS variant) is an incredible Barlow for it's price, and I have mentioned this Barlow quite a lot in my videos. Cheap budget APO glass elements will deliver amazing images of the planets, and it's defo one of the Barlow's I would seriously recommend to someone who want's medium range Barlow for their money. I totally agree Rory that we the UK Astro TH-camrs get very little coverage or gain subscribers and I've been on TH-cam for time and only got around 3.2K subscribers (compared to our American and Canadian counter parts with excess of 6K to 30K subscribers) for the sheer amount of hard work we both put in to deliver awesome videos, it seems we are left in a black hole for some strange reason. But who cares you video content is amazing, please Rory keep up the good work, And don't worry I've already given my shout out on my videos. Please Rory could you do the same for us at A4B. Please keep us entertained with your stunning videos and let's push these Budget Astronomy videos out to our viewers. Clear Skies from me!!!
This channel is a mystery to me. At first I was like... only 1k views, a few hundred subscribers, it's probably not that great. I binge watched everything because it was awesome. I hope you'll eventually get some recognition.
Thx martin for the encouragement. I'm going to try and put out more shorter one, one every week and we'll see if that makes a difference. .. And yes ill mention A4B... It was after all one of the first facebook groups i posted on.
Just found your channel via a link on facebook in UK Astronomy. Brilliant stuff with a refreshing style which is not at all nerdy! Subscribed! You've inspired me to do some work on videos I took in 2004/5 of Saturn and Jupiter, using the Toucam Pro. When you tested that, what OS were you using on your laptop? I got the camera working on Win7, but no luck on Win10. Being CCD rather than CMOS, I think it still has potential, if I can get it working! Keep up the great work!
I love your videos man! The excitement after taking those shots considering what you had must have been enormous! The animation is also great! And the talking bunny is dope. I love him haha.
Absolutely amazing, I’ve never bothered trying to capture as thought it’s too costly, how wrong was I, looks easy watching you do it, but a lot of time and effort goes in, so thanks for doing these vids, I’m loving them
I've watched all these videos before but I'm just starting a binge watch again. This channel is still massively underrated and i love every video produced.
Hola, magnífico video. Me encantaría saber como procesaste los videos para obtener tal calidad de fotos de los planetas. Espero entiendas mi español. Saludos desde Chile.
I'm new to astronomy, so new, I haven’t got a telescope yet. So many of your vids are inspirational especially as I'm on a small budget. Keep up the great work Rory…….
I thought your channel would have 1 million subscribers just based off the quality alone. I was quickly saddened when I saw it had under 50K. I'm blown away by this content, it's very underappreciated. This is amazing, keep it up!!
Great video 🙂 wifey and I have just watched it while having breakfast. It makes me look forward to the dark nights of winter instead of missing the summer days. Your videos are so much fun and for someone like me make astrophotography something that is in reach even in my light polluted area. Unfortunately they go too fast and we are becoming addicts. So keep up these fantastic videos. Oh and thanks to pink bunny as well. 😁
Mate every video of yours is beyond educating. It's like a real life movie unfolding in front of my eyes. This is what reality TV should actually be like. You got one more sub !
Awesome video M. Biscuit! I'm starting to play with astrophotography and your channel is full of useful info! In looking forward the next great night here in France to try some stuff! Keep up the good work!
As a guy like me that is approaching for the first time to astrophotography I am Glad I found you Sir. Best page on TH-cam. Cannot get enough of your videos. Pls keep going with this. Cheers!
I just want to say thank you, as a young person interested in science your videos have inspired me to take up amateur astronomy and it’s been amazing, so yeah, thank you🙂
The TH-cam algorithm randomly suggested your channel to me and it is the best thing that happened all week! This content is extraordinary...you've earned a new subscriber!
Jupiter is really special to me 🐾 My Australian Red Heeler. Rip. So sometimes when I miss him way to much I watch the DVD Jupiter Ascending 💛 Astrobiscuit !! Thank you.
Truly amazing. I’ve only just begun in astrophotography, really just working on DSO’s. I know planetary photography is very different, and this video proves that. I truly want to try this out for myself now and see if I can get any good images with my mediocre reflector. The few videos I’ve watched from you so far are great! I really love how you take on ridiculous challenges like this. Great content man! Really digging what you’re doing keep it up!
Absolutely gripping fun and educational. Why you haven't got a TV spot is beyond me. You make astronomy look fun, inexpensive and the results are amazing.
So, this is the first time I see this freak guy and I totally loved him! Subscribed! Aaaaaand, he even managed to mindblow Destin! Without laminar flow?? HOW???? xDDDDDDD
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That's awesome.
Thank you sir😃 my mate Rob will be most impressed that you left a comment
Oh hello there! how are you?
Bro why are you not doing this. Tjis stuff would be great on your channel.
Hello there
Hi Destinnn
Sir. I think your videos ar television worthy.
+exoc1 thx buddy. i like your comment 😃
Television will never desearve this, this is truly amazing!
This is so true 👍
Completely agree I was hooked straight away 👍
@exoc1 don't insult him please.
when I saw Jupiter moving, my heart sank. THIS WAS SO WELL DONE
Your heart sank or leapt? Sank is when you are feeling bad.
@@ishanr8697 not necessarily. Lept is when u r afraid
@@umairusman sank is when you are sad or disappointed or feeling dread. Lept is when you are excited or happy or shocked
Why is there no American flag on the moon.
@@cuerowah5941because it is in the Nevada desert?
This is amazing. Feels like I'm watching a tv show.
Give this man his own TV program. Brilliant!
Dude, you keep blowing me away with these videos! The only way I can describe them is a top gear challenge for telescopes rather than cars! Only you're not the BBC! but you're just as or even more entertaining! I also love your red torch, er I mean companion bunny :)
That was the same what came in my mind, when I saw some of his videos and he reminds me all the time of Richard Hammond xD
I thought the same! It has the same vibe!
As long as they actually have to stay under the budget, using only equipment you can buy NOW...not stuff you or your friends had stuffed away some where...
Is bunny the stig? XD
You can't imagine how beautiful is this video ❤
New subscriber here. I love your story-telling approach to making these videos. They are mesmerizing. Thank you for all the hard work you put into making these. You are setting a new, high standard that I hope others will strive for.
I love that when you say “on a budget” you truly mean it, and go out of your to show what is genuinely achievable. Such a great process to watch. Many thanks, Mister Biscuit
Amazing. As they say: The better you are as an astrophotographer, the less expensive gear you need. I'm deeply impressd.
By the way: I like Bunny.😄
The best astrophotography channel! It´s very easy to take a photo with 15K equipment. But you demonstrated that with little money and patience and dedication we can do a lot of things. Thank you!
Oh christ, like I need another bloody hobby to spend my $$$ on, but there we go. For science!
BBC needs to talk to you :)
Then he wouldn't have time to make these beautiful videos for the entire world to enjoy.
the rabbit scares me
Ha! 🤣
reminds me of a disturbing 70's kids sci-fi show. (Love the content - I'm just jelly i didnt think of it first)
rabbit freaks me out also
i fear no man but that thing.....it scares me
It's creepy I have a colour changing dinosaur that is like bunny
The fact that you've made a great video montage out of a single planet chasing really shines between all these astronomy videos! Subbed, hope to see more like this in the future!
Just wanna say that this is gold standard content
Mr. Biscuit you are a marvel!!! I discovered your channel about 4 days ago! Since then I am starting the morning and ending the day with your brilliant videos! So professional vlogging and nicest tone of voice!!! Wish you the best - definitely this content deserve more views, likes and comments! Cheers from Moldova!!!
"Nothing a bit of blue-tac and lots of cable ties can't fix." has always been my low budget astronomy motto!
Bruh youtube recommended this after 5 years?
6 for me
Amazing content creator, isnt he?
This is amazing! Your enthusiasm is so contagious. First thing I bought with my own savings when I was 10 years old was a telescope, but I had almost forgotten about that! Today my boyfriend and I got ourselves the skywatcher N 150/750 explorer 150P OTA. Cannot wait for it!!!!!!!! Thank you for your great videos! Please make more :D
I watched these videos last year and absolutely loved them! I'm not kidding, this very video reignited my passion again! I've bought a secondhand Celestron 6SE and a cheap 2nd hand canon 1100d. Just waiting for the clouds to part now! Thank you so so much for putting these videos together, you really know your stuff and more importantly, you're making decent quality astrophotography accessible to beginners like me!!!
Hats off to you sir, thanks so much for making these videos! I hope you'll be making more!!!
Cheers fella... And thank you to you for giving me such positive feedback😀 good luck with it
Epic! would love to see more video's
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Brilliant. Love these videos. Getting my first telescope very soon and can’t wait 👍
@@saad.zhongguo ah hello First Keksmfmemsmjfmems
I clicked because of the title. I subscribed when I heard him say, "Me thinks"
As a prequel fan this made me smile.
Imagine astrophotography in the future. More advanced technology, better scopes, better stacking programs. Imagine how detailed the images would be. Can’t even Imagine how cheap it is to get better images of planets in the future.
Do you have a video on stacking the images? How do you do that?
sorry not yet. lots of videos out there tho. search for deep sky stacker tutorial
"Everyone's got a DSLR haven't they?"
Me, completely devoid of a DSLR: oh :(
I've been looking at the new Raspberry pi HQ (high quality) camera, which is £50. Maybe our lord Astrobiscuit will give us his opinion on what it is worth.
I actually used to have a DSLR. They are not a household item but enough people have it for it to be okay to say everyone has one
@@adambarker3130 I think you might need a bigger sensor but I have never done astrophotography. If you do not have a raspi I would use the zero w
@@adambarker3130 try searching for a used dslr, good thing is you need a body only if you'll only use it with a telescope, find a good old full frame one and it'll make amazing photos.
Do a 2nd video with only purchased equipment. No cell phone, no existing DSLR. Now that would be a challenge.
Hang on to your hats, we found a winner. Time to watch every single video on the channel
this material should have millions of views! thank you for sharing sire!
18:46 you can really see the earth's place in our solar system, truly an amazing shot
Thank God people like you share their passions with the community!
Wow, Very impressive! That is better than I've seen with my 8" Meade sct at just over 400x. It's amazing what a backyard amateur astronomer can accomplish, compared to 20 years ago, or even 10. And all for under £100. Of course, in Canada this rig, with our dismal exchange rate and shipping would cost somewhere around $1000 CAD.
Well done!
You made me realize I dont need a car and expensive stuff to get started. Moving soon to a smaller city in Sweden (Älmhult to work with 3D for IKEA, the world of cameras aren't new) and I do have balcony which suddenly made it even more pleasent.
Would you mind listing some stuff to get started? Doesn't need to be below £100 but a few hundred could do. My end game is the fancypants stuff but that's some years from now...
Will definitely bookmark those free programs.
Subbed.
Cheers,
Stanko
this is one of my faVOURITE VIDEOS , ever
Just discovered these videos. They're fantastic and I find it inspiring the I can start astronomy and astrophotography without the correct research and without busting the bank. I'm currently looking at getting my first telescope as I write this.
Those are remarkable images of Jupiter and Saturn by most standards, let alone the use of budget equipment. That 6" Orion must be an excellent planetary scope.
Wow Rory just had chance too watch your latest offering mate! Awesome, awesome, bloody awesome!
I was in Greece this morning trying to connect to the airport WiFi so that I could watch your video but I wasn’t able. Been in the house less than an hour and I’m getting myself an Astrobiscuit fix - I’ve been waiting but goodness me it worth it.
Please keep up the great work, your subscribers are growing, and I can only imagine how much time and effort you put into these videos keep the faith!
+Craig Oglesbee you're the man😜
19:38 is amazing
You're the best on astronomical stuff that I've ever encountered so far
I know this is two years later but I just discovered your channel and have to say that imo this is a great video. A surprise guest appearance by Damien Peach!?! And the results for all three planets are jaw-dropping. Nice work!
It's fantastic isn't it, seeing another planet and getting an other worldly feeling, kind of hard to describe. But I think you have captured it in your youtube videos!
Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy your videos, especially the fact that you share in detail all that soft and gear that you are using. Keep up amazing work. Thank you
cheers Alex... thx for watching
I haven't got a clue about Astronomy* but your enthusiasm and ability to explain difficult concepts is a real treat mate - Thanks for doing what you do :)
so inspiring. you're pushing me to fulfill what was my dream as a youngster. thank you mr. biscuit!
Just found your channel and have to thank you - you have restored my excitement for astrophotography with this video and your 3-part DSLR series. So many other vids are using equipment I can never afford. New enthusiastic subscriber!
Oh maan! Love to watch you! such a great chanel! thanks for posting such a great and valuable stuff for people like me- astro-amateurs on a budget! greets from Dark forests in north Poland! Cheers! and.. dark, clear skies !
Nobody works harder for a single astro video than the Biscuit. He's the King Biscuit.
But the most amazing part is that he's a scope nerd with a professional comedian's wit. You don't see that everyday.
Literally binge watching alll your videos, something really special
thx bud
I have been searching and searching for guides and good videos to get into astro photography and dude your enthusiasm and video quality have really inspired me. You have earned a SUB for life. I love it.
Fantastic, results so very much better than my 6" fullerscope, I truly look forward to your video's! Keep em coming!
You are so freaking enjoyable watch, guy. 😂👍You put so much work into these clearly and deserve every single view you get
Excellent post-production and engagement level! Keep up the great content.
I've just experienced looking through one of these 70/700's that I was loaned today after I mentioned that I'm about to buy a scope.
Of course I first looked at the moon, them's the rules. This was my first ever look at the sky through any scope.
Just above the moon tonight, on a night that was supposed to promise 100% cloud cover throughout, I saw Jupiter with it's rings and 4 moons.
What an amazing experience. Yeah sure, it's small in the 20mm eyepiece but surprisingly clear.
That, Mr. Astrobiscuit, is what I'm here to thank you for. This and your other budget video inspired me to become a nerd.
To see that on my first experimental go was amazing and all down to your inspiration.
Many other videos, channels, forums etc. convinced me to go "full nerd" and get a 6" dob, or 8" if I can.
That's way too much money for me, so I've been watching the classifieds hard and am collecting an 8" newt on an eq mount tomorrow - Well within the £100 limit.
Don't be too afraid of used kit. You can get a lot for £100 if you familiarise yourself with what they're all about first and what to look for.
I know imaging seems to be the rage now, but I feel lucky enough to have a decent telescope.
Slowly putting an eyepiece and filter collection together, too.
That was brilliant!! I had no idea such fabulous equiptment was so readily available and so cheap on ebay. Fantastic results!! Astronomy and photography are two things that have interested me for years. Time to combine them. Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow the end result for Mars and Saturn was really impressive.
The 2.5x GSO Barlow lens (TS variant) is an incredible Barlow for it's price, and I have mentioned this Barlow quite a lot in my videos. Cheap budget APO glass elements will deliver amazing images of the planets, and it's defo one of the Barlow's I would seriously recommend to someone who want's medium range Barlow for their money. I totally agree Rory that we the UK Astro TH-camrs get very little coverage or gain subscribers and I've been on TH-cam for time and only got around 3.2K subscribers (compared to our American and Canadian counter parts with excess of 6K to 30K subscribers) for the sheer amount of hard work we both put in to deliver awesome videos, it seems we are left in a black hole for some strange reason.
But who cares you video content is amazing, please Rory keep up the good work, And don't worry I've already given my shout out on my videos. Please Rory could you do the same for us at A4B. Please keep us entertained with your stunning videos and let's push these Budget Astronomy videos out to our viewers. Clear Skies from me!!!
This channel is a mystery to me. At first I was like... only 1k views, a few hundred subscribers, it's probably not that great. I binge watched everything because it was awesome. I hope you'll eventually get some recognition.
+Godfraind Nicolas thx mate fingers crossed eh😜
Totally true I feel the UK Astro tubers get a bum deal here on TH-cam
Thx martin for the encouragement. I'm going to try and put out more shorter one, one every week and we'll see if that makes a difference. .. And yes ill mention A4B... It was after all one of the first facebook groups i posted on.
Just found your channel via a link on facebook in UK Astronomy. Brilliant stuff with a refreshing style which is not at all nerdy! Subscribed! You've inspired me to do some work on videos I took in 2004/5 of Saturn and Jupiter, using the Toucam Pro. When you tested that, what OS were you using on your laptop? I got the camera working on Win7, but no luck on Win10. Being CCD rather than CMOS, I think it still has potential, if I can get it working! Keep up the great work!
Your storytelling is extraordinary!
At 14:50, turn on automatic captions. It says "penis said", instead of "Peach said".
Sanjay Mittalla omg I saw it 🤣🤣
That is amazing
I love your videos man! The excitement after taking those shots considering what you had must have been enormous! The animation is also great! And the talking bunny is dope. I love him haha.
Absolutely amazing, I’ve never bothered trying to capture as thought it’s too costly, how wrong was I, looks easy watching you do it, but a lot of time and effort goes in, so thanks for doing these vids, I’m loving them
Thx mate😃
I can't get over the production values and entertainment value of your videos! Mine are much drier and preachy :p Instant subscriber.
great job keep them coming
Thx Buddy
shared to keep the greatness coming
I've watched all these videos before but I'm just starting a binge watch again. This channel is still massively underrated and i love every video produced.
Hola, magnífico video. Me encantaría saber como procesaste los videos para obtener tal calidad de fotos de los planetas. Espero entiendas mi español. Saludos desde Chile.
I'm new to astronomy, so new, I haven’t got a telescope yet. So many of your vids are inspirational especially as I'm on a small budget. Keep up the great work Rory…….
I thought your channel would have 1 million subscribers just based off the quality alone.
I was quickly saddened when I saw it had under 50K.
I'm blown away by this content, it's very underappreciated. This is amazing, keep it up!!
Maybe one day!
Two years later, it is still about 300k. Absolutely incredible content. Society sucks.
@@AshA-ww8hc C'est la vie
Just subbed,this was absolutely beautiful to watch. No matter how many times i watch it,it still gives me chills everytime i it shows the whole thing.
This was insanely entartaining. Great job!
I love this darn channel!!!, it's Astrophotography with lots of humor(unique). I just which you'll produce videos more often.
Great video 🙂 wifey and I have just watched it while having breakfast. It makes me look forward to the dark nights of winter instead of missing the summer days. Your videos are so much fun and for someone like me make astrophotography something that is in reach even in my light polluted area. Unfortunately they go too fast and we are becoming addicts. So keep up these fantastic videos. Oh and thanks to pink bunny as well. 😁
Thx mate... I'll pass on your regards to the pink one
Forgot to mention the great music. 🙂
@@blapidarious780 yep i agree nice one @Riktenstien
Shared this with an astronomy page so hopefully you'll get more subs.
@@blapidarious780 wicked thx mate
Mate every video of yours is beyond educating. It's like a real life movie unfolding in front of my eyes. This is what reality TV should actually be like. You got one more sub !
Why isn't this already on BBC?
The BBC are only interested in peddling woke social justice narratives that haemorrhage viewers. They're not interested in quality programming.
Awesome video M. Biscuit! I'm starting to play with astrophotography and your channel is full of useful info! In looking forward the next great night here in France to try some stuff!
Keep up the good work!
Really inspiring video!! I’m scouring eBay as I type this!! 😂😂
As a guy like me that is approaching for the first time to astrophotography I am Glad I found you Sir. Best page on TH-cam. Cannot get enough of your videos. Pls keep going with this. Cheers!
will do👍
I love the rabbits voice
You've made rik a very happy bunny 😃
I just want to say thank you, as a young person interested in science your videos have inspired me to take up amateur astronomy and it’s been amazing, so yeah, thank you🙂
Made me laugh and enjoyed the content CBeebies should pick you up would be great for the kids to watch too, clear skies dude
Dont let the BBC touch this man.
One of the best astro channels on youtube
nobody:
girls when they say they dont use fiters 2:25
Definitely the best astronomy channel.
WHY I DON'T LIVE AT UK??!!!!
Like, the cheapest telescope would cust around 3 minimum salaries in my country.
I HATE 3rd WORLD
I feel you bro, it sucks
don't complain, I'm sure there are people who are much worse than you or me
This isn't just a informative show. Its an entertaining one too! Love it.
Mission failed, because of programs not for free.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh but yea. Also the camrea
The TH-cam algorithm randomly suggested your channel to me and it is the best thing that happened all week! This content is extraordinary...you've earned a new subscriber!
do earth for 100000000 pounds
Jupiter is really special to me 🐾
My Australian Red Heeler. Rip.
So sometimes when I miss him way to much I watch the DVD Jupiter Ascending 💛
Astrobiscuit !! Thank you.
Truly amazing. I’ve only just begun in astrophotography, really just working on DSO’s. I know planetary photography is very different, and this video proves that. I truly want to try this out for myself now and see if I can get any good images with my mediocre reflector.
The few videos I’ve watched from you so far are great! I really love how you take on ridiculous challenges like this. Great content man! Really digging what you’re doing keep it up!
Absolutely gripping fun and educational. Why you haven't got a TV spot is beyond me. You make astronomy look fun, inexpensive and the results are amazing.
Aw this video was actually better and more entertaining than any professionally made TV program on the subject. New subscriber!
Great work Rory and Riktenstein! Epic! I am now comparing my first year images to this year and what a journey it has been.
Yeh astrophotography is addictive isn't it... But crazy, i mean takes up so much time and more often than not something goes wrong 😅
Finally!!! A FUN and informative Astronomy video in one!!!! Thank you!
Really glad I found your channel. It's encouraging to see what can be done without burning money. And you blokes are bloody funny. Well done. 👍👍👍
You deserve 1 million likes for this amazing video!
So, this is the first time I see this freak guy and I totally loved him!
Subscribed!
Aaaaaand, he even managed to mindblow Destin! Without laminar flow?? HOW???? xDDDDDDD
at first I thought wtf is this, and after 20 minutes i love this. The editing, the humour, content, and also the british english xDDD
I am totally blown away by the picture of Mars. What the hell! Thank you, this video is really encouraging.
No idea how I am just now finding this channel, but the videos are fantastic!
dude you are awesome , remember this you are the first astrophotography youtuber i watch