What YOU Can SEE Through a $0, $100 and an $600 Telescope / Camera! ?✨?

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Title	:	What YOU Can SEE Through a $0, $100 and an $600 Telescope / Camera! ?✨?
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Hi thankyou for share knowledge brI am sunny arya fromindia could u plz suggest me a good telescope iwant to see planets and galaxybrPlz tell me a good telescope under 800 usd
Comment from : Crypto world

at 2:35 on the bottom left of the vid there is a shooting star
Comment from : BigPastaBuster

I'd like to buy a $0 telescope/camera
Comment from : Lind Valera

You have an Eiffel Tower in London too?
Comment from : Supreme Lord of the Universe

You got a permit for that?😊
Comment from : Criggie

this video just about brought me to tears Astronomy is magical I’m so glad the algorithm recommended me this Subbed, thanks for the great video!
Comment from : Alpha Raine

I am 100 a gorm MY teachers screamed at me so many times for zoning awayXD
Comment from : Sion thefool

How can I get my telescope to get surface detail on Jupiter? because it look’s completely white
Comment from : Therealzingar

Is beautifull
Comment from : Cristian Caterinici

I am very glad you touched on the need to get out in the country away from city lights! Great video!
Comment from : Gary Just Johnson

its like abroad in japan, but like space i guess
Comment from : BeepBoopBleep

Pretty good argument to join, which I did
Comment from : Michael Paetzold

would love for you to see plasma or electric universe theories Might seem like crazyness
Comment from : Aldion Sylkaj

Brilliant video, my son and I are taking an interest in astrology and videos like this just make us want to get out there and see what's up there!
Comment from : Sast06

p900 flat earth
Comment from : Panic Artist

now the vatican telescope
Comment from : LegendaryM

Recently saw jupiter as a dot and tried long exposure on my phone and ended up catching 1 moon, ended up on on a telescope content deep dive always loved the stars and love the channel awesome stuff
Comment from : RoachDoggJR

A 70 Dollar nailed the photo compared to a Dwarf, 'Telescope'
Comment from : Eyehatt / AKs

This content is not good, uou cannot even show any planet using your scope lool😂
Comment from : Archiemedez Gapuz

3:44 NdGT disagrees he explained why the Andromeda Galaxy will not be more visible, something like "we are already inside a galaxy, why would it be different?"brwhich one is it?brI hope you're right, because I hopped I could see oh! wait
Comment from : Antonio Monteiro

how do you capture andromeda with a dslr??
Comment from : Vertex

what software did you use to stack the images of the Pleiades?
Comment from : Keylan Honeycutt

Hello everyone! Can you recomend me telescopes?
Comment from : Blue 24

7:24 is that a falling star on the upper left corner of the picture?
Comment from : Daniel Ferenczi

Just don't bring that evolution rubbish to Astronomy God is a glorious painter
Comment from : Kid George Greenery

I've just watched 6 minutes of your video and love your infectious enthusiasm I nearly bought a second hand 10" Meade Dobsonian this weekend but sadly the mirror was damaged Onwards and skywards I'm going to watch the rest of the video now 😃
Comment from : Darren James

Great channel! Thank you so much
Comment from : Rocky

I can see the shadow transits of Jupiter's moons easily in a 6-inch telescope, as well I wonder what the practical lower limit is Sounds like a project
Comment from : rbrtck

2:18 MARIO KART DOUBLE DASH 😍
Comment from : ☆Lex_i2019 ⭐

Just dropped in to say the Earth is Flat Bye !
Comment from : The Two Gardens

Use £ Pounds not $dollars - you're British in Britain!
Comment from : kingofrugby

yo holy sh the last time i saw u was on shorts u were making a physics video of an object falling ive subscribed to you so i could support you good job mate
Comment from : JLemast

I am very curious to know which effect you use to edit this video When you sit on space near Jupiter,!
Comment from : ATIK ASIA

Love your video productions 👍😎
Comment from : ADAM HAGE

Shit vid m8
Comment from : CoddieBoi

Dude you're all over the place in this video lol
Comment from : Slater B

I wish that there were alot of stars and galaxies I could see in my country🌌🔭🌃
Comment from : Raiza Rahman

What lenses did you use because those were nice photos
Comment from : No Robux Guy

ANDROMEDIA 2 AND A HALF MILLION LIGHT YEARS AWAYbrONE LIGHT YEAR IS ABOUT 6 TRILLION MILES,brSOMETHING ISNT CORRECT!
Comment from : Jiwbink w

🤘😅😂🤣👌br"We can all agree," can we? (Rhetorical)brm-E-m
Comment from : mark E mark

17:45 You tend to get this near MOD / RA F bases
Comment from : Quantum Mechanic

just use a nikon p1000 better than all of them and you get to see what stars really look like
Comment from : Hayden Backhouse

Tired To see his face and his voice more than the stars and the silence bla bla bla pollution
Comment from : celine gaffajoli

7:55 LOL have you heard about shutter timer? Every camera can be set up to have 3,5,s timer no?
Comment from : Jackob32

Use your timer to minimise shake
Comment from : Thatll do Covers by Jonny Burke

I bought a Meade ETX about 13 years ago honestly, I was very disspointed Eventually I managed to see the rings of saturn and the eye of jupiter - BUT they were tiny, blury images Using (bought extra) filters, the Moon looked fantastic Changing lenses changed what you see but I was hoping for more than a dot way over there for £800 + £300 in accessories I wanted to take my OWN photos and hang them in my house (yes, I am a Trekkie) But the set up simply couple not even see it, let alone photo it
Comment from : Da Mighty Shabba

Your speaking sound like Dominic Waliman
Comment from : Pixelapse

It looks like you were using a Skywatcher which I have with the standard Dobsonian mount If so ,how did you do astrophotography without an equatorial mount? Great info by the way and lovely presentation
Comment from : Rainbow Cottage Artworks & Healing

The planets were discovered 100 of years ago with basic telescopes so why do we need expensive telescopes to see the same thing they saw
Comment from : ann Early

Needs an update with Dwarf II And Seestar 50
Comment from : Fred Morgan

Hey a question, im in a very small village (like 300 or less people and a brottle of 2-3 like 25) but this mounth in july I see like only 30 stars, but in august my mum went and saw like hundred and hundred of stars (even the milky way) so why in july like august its almost pitch black but the number of stars are not the same?
Comment from : GoodNico09

This video just made me tears I just love this world
Comment from : Linoy noy

Guess its very clear that i made some bad life decisions since i literally work in a hotbox aka a dutch coffeeshop
Comment from : BulletGamesNL

This is such a great presentation for beginners (me), so well scripted and jargon free
Comment from : Jj Tinkler

Im soon making my own diy telescope i hope the pictures i can take are nice
Comment from : Balo the wolf

What camera is he using to record this
Comment from : conn0r_gray

Been interested in buying the Skywatcher Dobsonian Not nessecary for astrophotography but just to see the celestial bodies I have always seen with the naked eye in greater detail than before Do you think the Skywatchers are a good buy???
Comment from : CMONCMON007

Would you recommend a Skywatcher 200p for a beginner?
Comment from : RoanRants

Sadly where i live theres so much light pollution and i cant see anything LOL
Comment from : ledialxxxx

I love astronomi since i Saw science fiction filmbrSTAR TREK
Comment from : Usman Rolibi (Roli)

Hard work in this video but the likes and reach 😢Bro deserve better reach
Comment from : Yasir Kamal

Hey i have a telescope from mexico
Comment from : Sebastian Vazquez

I just randomly had your video show up in my YouTube feed and let me say, I am sooooo glad it did! You're videos are super well done, easy to understand and I love that you are showing folks like me what they can do within realistic budgets! I am falling down your channels rabbit hole and loving every minute of it!
Comment from : Doc Hollidxy

Hotbox why seeing stars
Comment from : YungGloBoxing

I have actually captured a few long-exposure shots of the starry sky with my Galaxy S9 (but I also have S8 which takes nicer photos) about 2-3 months ago The exposures were either 4 or 10 seconds long (not many options on a phone)br I used a small phone tripod AND the way I snapped the photos was with voice-activation ("Cheese"), so there was no shaking brAnother way to prevent shaking is to use the countdown timer function which most phones and many cameras havebrThough the pictures look really nice, I am well aware of how much better they would look with larger lens (phone vs a DSLR camera)
Comment from : Edin Fifić

bad
Comment from : Makh Irst

This is one of the best astrophotography videos ive seen on Youtube 👏👏👏
Comment from : Coldwaterphotos

I have a telescope that costs $195200!brBeholdbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrTHE HAND TELESCOPEbr✊🏻✊🏻👀
Comment from : Gerrardus gilgalad song

I'll tell you what you CAN'T seethe curve of the EarthBECAUSE IT DOESN'T EXIST! You see LUMINARIES! That is all! Furthermore, you are looking at themTHROUGH WATER!!! Genesis 1:1-7 Where is "space?" Where are the stars, in NASA videos? Not there? BECAUSE THEY ARE IN A POOL! Bunch of 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡! We live in a terrarium GOD IS REAL, AND HE IS RIGHT ABOVE THE RAQIA!!!
Comment from : First Amendment

I live in Las Vegas Wish me good luck
Comment from : Brag the pro

A quick tip, don't hang the intervalometer off the camera It's really easy for something to happen and it to damage the port Great video otherwise!
Comment from : astrophys

Hi I’m only 7
Comment from : Ian Turner

Wait a minute yall can't see orions nebula with your naked eye
Comment from : burger

Your trick with the lens cap is very clever
Comment from : Eastbirds Lee

Man, getting me to want to buy one of these 😂
Comment from : SamuTheFrog

More of those simple approaches This is your best video Unassuming and doable for everyone
Comment from : A J

Enchanting, awesome video!!!!
Comment from : Makiadara

What about bino
Comment from : Efx245 Precor

What telescope would you recommend for beginner but can clearly view the surface of the moon and planets and also view the galaxies?
Comment from : Lawrence Payson

Gave that up years ago, using telescopes I just watch, and it makes a huge difference where you are located
Comment from : Stig Henning Johansen

Thank for the video I was very educational and entertaining Unfortunately, I live smack in the middle of Los Angeles Meaning I'd have to travel a long way to get away from the city lights So no galaxy filled skies for me anytime soon I have seen Jupiter, Mar, Saturn, Mercury, and lots of Venus
Comment from : Krane

very clear, very useful, thank you
Comment from : Thiagarajan Pillai

these are the type of channels that you find when you wake up at 3:00 Am and browse youtube
Comment from : Anxino

Such a refreshing channel for me to stumble upon! Nice music and of course some the best scenery God/nature has to offer! Your an impressive young man Damon and it's nice to see a positive intelligent clean-cut young adult dressed and presenting himself in such a normal way Kudos from across the pond! You just added a new subscriber to your list today! Cheers
Comment from : DiscoDan