All TELESCOPES in The Big Bang Theory

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The Big Bang Theory was one of the popular shows on TV. This show was absolutely loved by people who love science and astronomy. The writing of the show was superb, especially the facts about science. They also used real telescopes in series a& you can see these telescopes in many scenes. Here in this video, we have explained what/which telescopes are used in The Big Bang Theory?
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[@TheAlienTechs]

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[@dhruvkumar7802]

Bruh, Refractor telescopes do suffer from chromatic aberration.😂

[@winterpatriot1429]

Loved this show! Lol
I waited until like season 6 to check it out, and ended up binge-watching the 9 seasons that were out at the time.

[@mad_clown475]

very underrated channel!

[@winterpatriot1429]

If I want to be able to get a good look at individual planets, but also see deep space objects, and perhaps even take some pictures, is it better to get a telescope with a wider aperture and also longer focal length, and then use focal reducer to change the focal ratio? Is that how it works? I understand how they come up with focal ratio as well as f/ being under 5, 5-8, and above 8, for fast or slow telescopes.
I’d like something in the middle, but also to be able to see good details of planets and deep space galaxies alike.
Gonna go back and rewatch some of your videos on basics, focal length, and focal ratio, but wanted to throw the question out there.

[@TheAlienTechs]

If you just want to look at planets then Maksutov-cassegrain telescopes are good as they offer longer focal length and you can zoom in on planets to see the details.
Watch the video on the channel "maksutov vs Schmitt cassegrain telescopes" to understand this.
If you want to look at deep space then bigger aperture does help.
Deep space photography is mostly about tracking the objects properly. For that you need to learn how an equatorial mount works.
( Watch the videos about telescope mounts on the channel)
If you have a good budget and all the things you mentioned, considering that Nexstar 8SE n Nexstar edge HD 8-inch or 9.25-inch telescopes fits perfectly in ur criteria.
They are fastar compatible and you can reduce the focal length of them by removing the secondary mirror. 🤗🤗

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It's not a bot.
It's a real woman's voice.

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