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ill watch out for those then thanks!

Schat I’m sick of losers who try to make their own little video web sites that don’t even bloody work. Their so dumbass they can’t even see the play button doesn’t actually make the clip play. Thankfully there was this copy of it here on YouTube.

my mother is gettin me a telescope for xmas…

god only knows what cheap shit she has bought me : (

I’m 24 btw XD

Hi, I am about to buy my first telescope.
And I have no idea about what to get.
I saw one on ebay that I liked.
If you could give your opinion about it, it would be nice.
the telescope is 4.5“ reflector telescope and it is from the brand TWINSTAR maybe you have heard of it.
Hope you can help me.thank you.

hi i am also a beginner and am looking for a telescope myself. Aperature is the most important thing. The more aperature u have the more detail u will see in images and this really comes to play with nebula and galaxy deep space viewing. A good deep space reflector should be around 6 inches for good detail. If you just want to get a head start on planets the moon and even some close nebulae like the orion nebula 4.5 in is a good start. I am getting a Meade DS130 telescope with 5 inches for

some planetary nebula along with planets the moon and some other deep space objects. In a year or two ill prob upgrade to a 6 to 8 inch reflector for deeper space viewing. If u are on a tight budget 4.5 ionches for 200 bucks is a lot nicer than 6-8 inches for 400

A Newtonian telescope is the way to go.

@1stCAVMeserve For your first telescope, stay away from ebay scopes in general, there is a review of that scope on CloudyNights review site under the brand name Baytronix, not a good scope. Read some of the recommendations on CN and you can make a better decision on a first scope.

thank you sr.
I will check CN.

@YonOtto what kind did u get??lol

@carndrifter …a SPOTTING scope…£38 from ebay… with a table top tripod… you cudnt spot a fatty in a mcdonalds with it!!!

@YonOtto ha ha dumb bitch! ha ah

How come in this video you talk about large magnifications, but in the other vids, with the same scope your advice for magnification is smaller. Did I miss a link? Or a trick?

wonder how expensive these telescopes are

Are there any telescopes which allow you to connect them to your computer? I would like to put the magnified picture (in real time) that would normally be displayed through the eye piece on the the telescope onto my computer. So i would like to look through the telescope… on my computer. Possible?

e ba y man 100$ to 250$……. a good one

Yes, through a reflecting telescope with a CCD camera attached. Real time video/pictures on your computer screen or on a memory card. you can even get one with a GPS so you can track photgraph and video satellites and other moving objects like the Space shuttle and the ISS.

Rubbish. Don’t be stupid.

so do u know where i can buy a good one at ok $

Advice to all. Join your local astronomical society. Don’t just walk into a store and buy one on the advice of a salesman. Astronomers are a friendly bunch and they’ll help you out. @ KenConLock. Yes you can. But if you video an object thro the scope it will be very hazy and dance about due to refraction. Take stills and overlay them. Join your local society or club. They are here to help you. And they will.

I love it how he plays the drums while talking ; )

I love it how he plays the drums while talking ; )

I just want one to look at the woman getting undressed in the house across the street.

I just got a Frehel 60/800 telescope. What do you think about that? Thank you.

nice