As one who has done the same, as well as having viewed the Milky Way many times with my naked eyes as a young boy (long before light pollution) you just look up at the heavens, take a deep breath and say to yourself, "and I thought my opinion mattered"... You feel so small, like the dirt under the thumb of a greater being. And, you wondering if anyone is watching back...
@@jasonwhite7226 That's because your eyes aren't adequite enough for observation of the universe or the world we live on. Don't tell me your one of those flat earthers full of your pseudo-science. And flat earth is all hogwash.
I used to live in a farm in a true dark-sky area and sit out half the night on a pool-recliner, watching the night sky with the scope or binocs. Nothing like it. I just got sick of coming inside half drained of blood from mosquitoes. These days I'm content to just 'send my name' on NASA space missions and know it's up there on Mars, on an asteroid and way out past Pluto and also to watch guys like you provide such inspiring images with much better equipment than I could ever own. Thanks.
The feeling of seeing a planet with your eyes it’s like reaching the imposible, makes you feel extremly lucky to be one of the few humans being that reach so far, almost touch planets, almost feel the planet. And that emotions are reserved to very very fews
There are no planets what you're looking at is hood ornaments for a baby for us that's all they are lighted up ornaments because we humans are inside of a f****** dome sitting on God's desk probably they're not going anywhere that's all you're looking at ornaments decorations so I said well what about the meteors those are light bulbs that falls out of the sky we're not going anywhere you see NASA keep talking about 1970 we'll have a man on Mars 1970 came no man on Mars they keep saying now by 1995 we'll have a man on Mars guess what 1995 came by we didn't have a man on Mars now they said 2035 we have a man mission on they keep changing the f****** date every millennia because they hope that the old people that hurt the message die out which we do in a new generation comes on they repeat the same scam just rinse and repeat they know there's no way out of here
@@joejose8433 Actually the main reasons we have not reached those goals is due to political nonsense,the cost of getting there, motivation for even going there and if we even have the correct technology (propulsive landing)
Wow!! That is some serious astronomical gear and what a fantastic image of Mars too. I’m hoping everyone that watches this appreciates the dedication exhibited here. So well done!
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The equipment available today is just insanely amazing ! Both hardware and software. It wasn't that long ago . . . in the 60s/70s, we had to ground our own lens and mirror, because there were not much on the market.
Always love the production value of your videos. I just purchased an 8” SCT and it’s been a pleasure to view the planets through it. Mars is looking amazing right now even with the naked eye. We will be the last generations to view Mars through our telescopes before humans ever set foot on that planet. Imagine what it must be like viewing earth thru an 11” SCT on the surface of Mars.
fantastic. I live in the uk in Norfolk, a little village where time has forgotten. the vikings and Danes conquered here, they left stories and markings of the planets. there is no light pollution. The north of here, less than an hour, by eye you can see the whole sky like you can touch it. I'm in awe of it all. great pictures.
My friend has a 10” Schmidt. He was using it for solar viewing, with special filters to allow him to take pictures of the sun. When Hale Bopp flew over we brought it to the desert west of Phoenix and got a really good look at the comet. I also too, my 4” reflector out, but when we were setting it up the pinion gear stripped off the ring gears teeth and we lost it. I wrote a letter to the President of Meade and he personally sent out another scope with upgraded eyepieces. He was a really nice guy!
I am so excited myself as having done my PhD in astrophysics I changed to medicine and have lived in an apartment since with no access to telescopic observing. At the end of November we move to a house with a very dark and unobstructed garden and I have a dome and a good SGT scope on order:-) you have been an inspiration:-) thank you . Paul
My old neighbor had this crazy telescope setup when I was a kid and he showed me Jupiter- it was insane. Even as an adult, all I’ve ever looked through was a cheap telescope at some distant star- that blurry image almost made me cry- hope I can afford something like this one day
i had the cheap telescope when i was younger. i worked my ass off just to check out the moon. you just do not realize that the earth rotation screws with a viewing through a cheap telescope. so the moral of the story- BUY YOUR KID A REAL TELESCOPE. with tracking.
@Drock It's actually pretty magical. It's not like theres a way to actually see planets in other solar systems - yet. I agree though to some extent, I dont have the money to do that but its def an odd experience
When I was young all I used to do was watch space documentaries, what would bore others would blow me away ..... I used to look up at the night sky and just get lost in this deep thinking of everything that’s out there and what it means etc I always wanted a telescope when I was younger till this day I still want one when I come home from a late night out and the sky is clear as day I tend to look up and just get this overwhelming sensation of stress , stress because I’ll never be able to truly understand space and it’s great depth! I get chills every time I look up . I remember when I went up north I live in Wisconsin so north is like the country side with no light pollution I remember at night all the starts shined brighter then ever and they seemed to be much closer I was amazed I couldn’t take my eyes out of the sky I got this overwhelming sensation of joy I wanted to tear up I always wanted to see the night sky like that now imagine if I got to be next to this man watching mars through tht telescope I think I shed a little tear man do I love space
On my birthday I asked for a telescope so I could try to see Mars as where I live Mars appears in around September so I got a telescope for Christmas although it couldn’t see Mars I could see the moon and it was the best experience of my life we also took my telescope on holiday once and we were near a mountain so I looked at the top of the mountain and it was so clear and it was only about £100 and it is an official national geographic telescope
I feel the exact same way. Looking at the spiral arms of the whirlpool galaxy one time got me thinking if there is perhaps some being out there looking back at us. Perhaps one of the stars in the sky has a planet orbiting around it with beings on it living through their daily struggles and joys same as us, wondering about whats out there and looking up to the stars and dreaming same as us. This thought gives me a strange feeling of unity. That even though we dont even know if life is out there or not, what kind of life there is, they are looking into the same universe as us.
I would imagine it’s from people like me who absolutely love the images he’s gotten but the length of time between shots is just brutal. It literally could have been a 2 min video.
this summer i just bought a cheap telescope ( my first ever! ) , wich i just could clearly see the craters on the moon..now i'm hooked and discovered deep sky photography and now i find myself roving youtube for info and tips how to pull off something like that. I'm still at the basics, but i want to know & master the magic to reveal the universe that are normally hidden from the naked eye! Your channel keeps me motivated!
This is absolutely amazing. Seeing Mars is detail like that.. you could cry. Viewing objects so far away is breathtaking. I bought a 200$ telescope off Amazon. I love looking at the moon with it. Such incredible detail. When I turned it to Saturn, I was blown away when I could see the rings. It made me feel so happy. Can only imagine using what you got to view Saturn! Awesome video
@LAW are you dumb? Why you people act as if NASA was the only space organization out there? Also this is not CGI you can buy a telescope and see it for yourself.
That was absolutely killer man, From your backyard! This freaks me out knowing that we are on a giant rock spinning in Infinity with billions more out there. I've been staring up in the sky for the last two nights looking so thanks for showing me Mars through that obviously above-average telescope.
Absolutely insane how much better this is than the 6" refractor I built as a kid in 1974. Optics were actually pretty good, but with a crappy mount I had to constantly nudge, eye glued to the eyepiece watching, watching, for every once in a while the atmosphere to allow a clear view. Even then it was nothing like this. But I don't even want to think what this gear cost!🤣🤣
Its so cringe to watch someone chatting on as if some kind of expert, when all you are doing as a consumer, is displaying a computer program designed to show NASAs planets on a computer screen 😂 Sucking on NASAs tits doesn’t benefit the adult brain What’s with the music 😂😂😂😂😂
I bet my 32 month year old son would love that telescope. He is so intrigued by planets and space. When he had just turned 2 he was saying all the planets and they were all in order. Maybe one day I can get him a telescope like that so we can start star gazing. Thank you for posting this awesome video looking forward to others.
Thats a 100% photoshopped image from the nasa archives. They tell us that they aren't real images taking from light but colored in the way that fits a good storyline. They are taken from radio waves and converted into a round little ball of rock thats gonna save us from ourselves because we are smart enough to make up fairy tales about infinite space and fly to a planet that has nothing but not smart enough to tell when we are being lied to or used for negativity because we're not taught how to think but what to think.
I got a picture of Mars myself just a few nights ago with a 6" SCT and a modded DSLR. It really is amazing to see. I've only been into the astrophotography game for a few months and your content has been incredibly helpful in getting to grips with it! Thank you very much!
My Girlfriend was always like: "Isn't it super boring going outside with your telescope?" Then I convinced her to take a look at Saturn through my telescope and she was instantly like: "Holy shit, how cool is that?!" :DD
yeah saturn is an absolute hobby-starter for most people. it either gets them obsessed with astronomy, or shows them how amazing space is. either or, its definitely a good idea to show people!
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@jamarcuswilliams6932sry for the suuper late reply, YT didn't tell mr about a message :( back then it was a cheap 110mm Newton which was only for visual use. Used a 3x Barlow and some eyepiece (not sure what the Specs for it were) and you could easily see the rings and even some moons of Saturn! :) I've since upgraded to a quality Refractor telescope for Astrophotography :) Though my next telescope for (some) planets/galaxies will either be a bigger Newton 200-250mm or a RC to really go deep, but that wont happen before 2025/2026 as I'm perfectly Happy with my refractor and still have tons of stuff I want to image 🎉
Ok - my mind is blown … i love what u do ., i love watching these videos..i am addicted. ONLY WISH I HAD A DECENT TELESCOPE OR ANYTHING…. How do u have the means for this - i love it !!!! You are truly amazing !!!!!!!
Ahh, the Sky Watcher EQ8, what a beauty. I had the Orion Telescope clone (HDX 110) and absolutely loved it but it was such a monster to set up and without the assistance of EQmod it just wasn't up to the task of long exposures. But it was extremely stable and really worked well carrying big heavy scopes. I can still hear the strange sound it makes when the clutches engage during a slew :). Always wanted an 11 inch Edge SCT but I can't pull myself from refractors now that I have moved up to really good ones. The 40 year old Meade LX200 10 inch (my second scope chronologically) comes out once in a while but it just doesn't compare to a good large refractor IMO. Be careful, the hobby can suck you in and soon you have more invested in glass than in your cars. Nice videos by the way. Great for folks getting started. Keep up the good work.
It's mind blowing to see a rocky world through the eyepiece, knowing there are human made objects on it. I haven't got pictures yet, having only recently got into imaging, but I hope to soon. Imagine what it'll be like looking at it, knowing there are actual humans there! Hopefully in my lifetime.
15 years before we get a chance like this again, Mars is incredible at the moment so I sincerely hope we can all make the most of it! This was a wonderful video and image by Trevor, I think it might be my favourite! I wonder if Trevor actually guided for planetary imaging though? I honestly didn't know that was a thing? Here's me imaging Mars with no tracking and just stitching loads of short AVI's together in PIPP lol
He doesn't have guiding turned on in FireCapture, but it doesn't mean he's not using something like PHD2... Not sure how effective PHD2 would be though. The guiding in FireCapture is likely to be much better as its using the target to guide with. I can keep Jupiter in a 350x350 ROI for a good 15mins on a basic iOptron CEM25p without guiding... With FireCapture guiding I can go the whole night without having to touch a thing.
You all got to be the most stupid brainless fools I've ever come across, its impossible to go to the moon, the sun, the mars and all the stars you see up there, simply because you can not leave earths atmosphere ( ITS ALL LIES THE ROCKETS NEVER GO UP AFTER AWHILE) this guy with his telescope is a right clown, definitely works for NASA to help keep up the deception the whole planet is under , thank god I'm able to see the deception and refuse to be as stupid as all you on here most of you i have sympathy for because you've been brain washed & been under this spell since you were 5 years old..
@@stringzable2 Ahhh, look what we have here. So, which one is it, Flat Earth or Creationism? Your audacious, yet incoherent rambling here was nothing more than an indication of just how infinitesimal your knowledge must be when compared to that of your confidence. Seriously, if I were you, I'd refrain from making a complete dickhole of myself in the future.
When I was a kid in the 70's I was all excited to look thru my dad's little white telescope and see a red blob. That was most impressive, impressive enough to make me subscribe.
If humanity doesn't land on Mars in my lifetime, I would be very disappointed. Mars is there, waiting to be reached. If you think the ocean isn't important, imagine Earth without it. Mars comes to mind.
I live near the western horizon, and OMG!! This time around my night sky is lit with Jupiter, saturn and mars! Evening spend by watching gas giants and night by the red neighbour❤️ its fascinating and thrilling seriously
Watched “Away”on netflix about humans going to mars. Great show and i highly recommend. Great pics. So awesome to see other planets through the telescope. Thank you.
Alvin Parreno lol i actually did cry. Made my boyfriend watch that scene to see if he would get emotional, but he didn’t. But in all fairness, he didnt watch any of the episodes, just that last scene where they land. I really hope humans get to mars safely in my lifetime.
H Jong haha, I really felt their struggles that made me cry too. 😂 I am hopeful that humans would come to Mars soon. Hoping also that rover Perseverance will be successful too. 😊
Wow that was one of your best vids ever! I felt emotional with those cinematic edits combined with cinematic powerful music! 10/10! That was powerful! 💯☢️🧨👌👍
New to the channel and just seen the nice Cessna at 4:37 nice capture Night flying is so fun I wonder if we can find the pilot and give him a copy of this shot.
You can't use a scope like that without much knowledge and equipment. A Rasa is one of the hardest scopes to collimate and to handle. You need a really good mount and spot on guiding to get good results.
Orion and Celestron have a couple of really nice telescopes for less than $200. I was looking at big, expensive Dobsonians at first but I think it makes sense to start with something smaller.
@@GeneralChangFromDanang no those are eight cheap achromatic refractors or cheap newts both are not good you will have trouble with them They don't use good glass and aberration correctors what's why they are so cheap
A good starter telescope would be the skywatcher 130pds with a gpu coma corrector which is lightweight and just costs around 500 to 600$ together with the corrector. And bc it's to lightweight you can use on a small eq mount like the sw heq5 pro
@@xthespinne5985 I see , thank you for the info ! I kinda expected em to be quite complex and lots of experience knowledge needed , learning with smoll steps! :p
These sky objects are out there and looking at them live, realtime is something that is truly amazing. It is like if you had a gadget, just jump on it and ride to it...Maybe for humans living a few hundred years from now, this is going to be a routine possibility.
That's less of a tech issue and more of a scale issue, the problem is that the focal length (zoom) required to see it just physically requires a large telescope no matter how you tweek the design, it's a hard limitation of optics rather than tech perse, even if you did something like interferometry you'd still need multiple telescopes and the hardware to make them work together, and a truly monster PC to coordinate it all and process the image, that might get more possible but will still need multiple large expensive hobby grade telescopes
@@UNSCPILOT I was able to see Pluto through an 8 inch Newtonian. It was only a speck of light. Forget detail and resolution you weren't going to get it with that scope at that distance. It was as good as it gets.
Great finished photo. What software did you use to get that image? I got some excellent quality video of Mars on 10/6/20, when it was closest to Earth and almost directly overhead, between 2:30 and 4AM. I have a Celestron CPC800 telescope and a ZWO ASI224MC camera. I used Autostakkert 3 and Registax. I played with the wavelets in Registax for hours on numerous still images I created from the videos but I still can't get an image anywhere as clear as yours.
I believe it is an image he created with all the pictures he took [images from his camera with post-processing]. Mars looks nothing like that at the scope, trust me.
@@dadwhitsett it's a Sonoluminescent light in the heavens. All the planets are, earth's the centre of all life, everything revolves around the flat earth
Incredibly Beautiful! Do we know about where the Curiosity Rover is on Mars and can we pinpoint it on your image if it exists in the view? Thank you for your passion, dedication, and good heart sharing with the world! Your work is so inspiring!
Amazing, the first time I saw Saturn through a telescope I was blown away! The feeling you get seeing a whole other world is just incredible
As one who has done the same, as well as having viewed the Milky Way many times with my naked eyes as a young boy (long before light pollution) you just look up at the heavens, take a deep breath and say to yourself, "and I thought my opinion mattered"... You feel so small, like the dirt under the thumb of a greater being. And, you wondering if anyone is watching back...
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@@AbdulKahar stfu
@@soytube1151 You read my mind.
Saturn is not at all a world it's just another big stone in the galaxy just like earth which is also a big stone
Nothing like seeing planets with your own eyes through a telescope. It's almost like a dream.
like a dream, like a hologram...
@@giotorrent Holograms don't look as solid as the planets do.
Fr man it was so cool seeing Saturn for the first time through someone's telescope
Garbage. Take the soft wear off. That’s not your own eyes.
@@jasonwhite7226 That's because your eyes aren't adequite enough for observation of the universe or the world we live on. Don't tell me your one of those flat earthers full of your pseudo-science. And flat earth is all hogwash.
I used to live in a farm in a true dark-sky area and sit out half the night on a pool-recliner, watching the night sky with the scope or binocs. Nothing like it. I just got sick of coming inside half drained of blood from mosquitoes. These days I'm content to just 'send my name' on NASA space missions and know it's up there on Mars, on an asteroid and way out past Pluto and also to watch guys like you provide such inspiring images with much better equipment than I could ever own. Thanks.
Well I am a farmer who lives in an area with very low light pollution.
All I need is a scope, telescope.
Really cool capture at 4:37, of a plane passing through, with the moon as a backdrop.
It was a anicient alien atrounsught if im being honest
Yeah the Cessna
@@kakarotyung7056 no way 😂
Oh no I thought it was iron man coming back from space
Its santa claus lol
The feeling of seeing a planet with your eyes it’s like reaching the imposible, makes you feel extremly lucky to be one of the few humans being that reach so far, almost touch planets, almost feel the planet. And that emotions are reserved to very very fews
Indeed. If that's the feeling; imagine traveling and reaching to Mars or another planet in person, that would be a unique experience 🌎🚀🌌👍
There are no planets what you're looking at is hood ornaments for a baby for us that's all they are lighted up ornaments because we humans are inside of a f****** dome sitting on God's desk probably they're not going anywhere that's all you're looking at ornaments decorations so I said well what about the meteors those are light bulbs that falls out of the sky we're not going anywhere you see NASA keep talking about 1970 we'll have a man on Mars 1970 came no man on Mars they keep saying now by 1995 we'll have a man on Mars guess what 1995 came by we didn't have a man on Mars now they said 2035 we have a man mission on they keep changing the f****** date every millennia because they hope that the old people that hurt the message die out which we do in a new generation comes on they repeat the same scam just rinse and repeat they know there's no way out of here
@@joejose8433 Actually the main reasons we have not reached those goals is due to political nonsense,the cost of getting there, motivation for even going there and if we even have the correct technology (propulsive landing)
@@joejose8433 Go watch nasa livestream.
@@joejose8433 im offended
Wow!! That is some serious astronomical gear and what a fantastic image of Mars too. I’m hoping everyone that watches this appreciates the dedication exhibited here. So well done!
You wouldn't want me as a neighbor. I'd be asking you every weekend to break out the telescope
Luckily its dust to dust and ashes to ashes!
@@AdrianCotirta what?
@@splyyu7520 Dust and ashes - Though you might feel young, your body’s elements are as ancient as time itself.
Eventually, when we die, our bodies return to these basic elements within the earth. No matter whether you choose a natural burial, embalming, cremation, or so on, your body returns to ‘ash’ and ‘dust’ all the same _to enter the cycle of nature yet again_
@@donochetti2177 we are the stuff of stars🌟
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The equipment available today is just insanely amazing ! Both hardware and software.
It wasn't that long ago . . . in the 60s/70s, we had to ground our own lens and mirror, because there were not much on the market.
Always love the production value of your videos. I just purchased an 8” SCT and it’s been a pleasure to view the planets through it. Mars is looking amazing right now even with the naked eye. We will be the last generations to view Mars through our telescopes before humans ever set foot on that planet. Imagine what it must be like viewing earth thru an 11” SCT on the surface of Mars.
The editing of this video was on point, Trevor! I'm getting super hyped with all the planetary photos you're taking!
fantastic. I live in the uk in Norfolk, a little village where time has forgotten. the vikings and Danes conquered here, they left stories and markings of the planets. there is no light pollution. The north of here, less than an hour, by eye you can see the whole sky like you can touch it. I'm in awe of it all. great pictures.
I want to visit then!
Lucky. Here in London you can’t even see a single star
I love the whole 80s futurama / blade runner style music for Mars.
My friend has a 10” Schmidt. He was using it for solar viewing, with special filters to allow him to take pictures of the sun. When Hale Bopp flew over we brought it to the desert west of Phoenix and got a really good look at the comet. I also too, my 4” reflector out, but when we were setting it up the pinion gear stripped off the ring gears teeth and we lost it. I wrote a letter to the President of Meade and he personally sent out another scope with upgraded eyepieces. He was a really nice guy!
thats so cool :D
I wish I had a non existent Telescope from Meade to get a new one from him. 😉
I have a 10” purple headed yogurt slinger
I am so excited myself as having done my PhD in astrophysics I changed to medicine and have lived in an apartment since with no access to telescopic observing. At the end of November we move to a house with a very dark and unobstructed garden and I have a dome and a good SGT scope on order:-) you have been an inspiration:-) thank you . Paul
My old neighbor had this crazy telescope setup when I was a kid and he showed me Jupiter- it was insane. Even as an adult, all I’ve ever looked through was a cheap telescope at some distant star- that blurry image almost made me cry- hope I can afford something like this one day
i had the cheap telescope when i was younger. i worked my ass off just to check out the moon. you just do not realize that the earth rotation screws with a viewing through a cheap telescope. so the moral of the story- BUY YOUR KID A REAL TELESCOPE. with tracking.
Had a cheapo telescope too. It was already breathtaking back then just looking at the surface of the moon.
that's is true that what I say too
@Drock It's actually pretty magical. It's not like theres a way to actually see planets in other solar systems - yet. I agree though to some extent, I dont have the money to do that but its def an odd experience
Serious bit of kit you have there brother!
When I was young all I used to do was watch space documentaries, what would bore others would blow me away ..... I used to look up at the night sky and just get lost in this deep thinking of everything that’s out there and what it means etc I always wanted a telescope when I was younger till this day I still want one when I come home from a late night out and the sky is clear as day I tend to look up and just get this overwhelming sensation of stress , stress because I’ll never be able to truly understand space and it’s great depth! I get chills every time I look up . I remember when I went up north I live in Wisconsin so north is like the country side with no light pollution I remember at night all the starts shined brighter then ever and they seemed to be much closer I was amazed I couldn’t take my eyes out of the sky I got this overwhelming sensation of joy I wanted to tear up I always wanted to see the night sky like that now imagine if I got to be next to this man watching mars through tht telescope I think I shed a little tear man do I love space
Why haven't you bought a telescope yet?
On my birthday I asked for a telescope so I could try to see Mars as where I live Mars appears in around September so I got a telescope for Christmas although it couldn’t see Mars I could see the moon and it was the best experience of my life we also took my telescope on holiday once and we were near a mountain so I looked at the top of the mountain and it was so clear and it was only about £100 and it is an official national geographic telescope
I feel the exact same way. Looking at the spiral arms of the whirlpool galaxy one time got me thinking if there is perhaps some being out there looking back at us. Perhaps one of the stars in the sky has a planet orbiting around it with beings on it living through their daily struggles and joys same as us, wondering about whats out there and looking up to the stars and dreaming same as us. This thought gives me a strange feeling of unity. That even though we dont even know if life is out there or not, what kind of life there is, they are looking into the same universe as us.
@@kkiwiiz627 telescopes don't sell in my country unfortunately :(
799 dislikes?? Geez. WHY?? This is amazing stuff!! He's very friendly and knowledgeable.. I see the planets too from my windows.. Love it!! 😘
The dislikes are from people who think it’s fake
I agree WTF miserable people
How dare people hqte this, this is beautiful
Trevor is poor in planetary imaging hence dislikes are feedback to him so that he can improve. Dislike is not hate always 🤷
I would imagine it’s from people like me who absolutely love the images he’s gotten but the length of time between shots is just brutal. It literally could have been a 2 min video.
"Though my soul may set in darkness, my spirit will rise in perfect light. For I have loved the stars too fondly, to be fearful of the night"
Nice
*Awesome Poem* 😥
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Would love to have a telescope one day. Thanks for letting us see through yours. Fascinating!!! So exciting that’s a nice setup you have there.
So beautiful
this summer i just bought a cheap telescope ( my first ever! ) , wich i just could clearly see the craters on the moon..now i'm hooked and discovered deep sky photography and now i find myself roving youtube for info and tips how to pull off something like that.
I'm still at the basics, but i want to know & master the magic to reveal the universe that are normally hidden from the naked eye!
Your channel keeps me motivated!
nice man
show me some pics if u got , i use discord
@@gameofpsychology what channel?
The Orion clip made me feel like I was at the end of a amazing campaign of a video game. Gave me a “what’s next” vibe.
its only the earth thats flat 😜
Yes this is absolutely amazing! to observe another planet with your own eyes is something everyone should experience.
Solar flare.
@@ceoofmilk2756 solar flare? What are you talking about?
You did an incredible job with that picture of mars, it shows quite a lot of detail! It's a beautiful and interesting planet.
This is absolutely amazing. Seeing Mars is detail like that.. you could cry. Viewing objects so far away is breathtaking. I bought a 200$ telescope off Amazon. I love looking at the moon with it. Such incredible detail. When I turned it to Saturn, I was blown away when I could see the rings. It made me feel so happy. Can only imagine using what you got to view Saturn! Awesome video
Can you please share which telescope you had buy, thanks
@@yourvillagedentist6659 however I recently bought a Celestron nexstar 8se
Great video and image, Trevor. So well produced. Love your channel.
I felt like I was watching a movie
Don't say that. Flat earthers will use that for evidence.
@Jim Y they use literally everything as evidence, they the most desperate people I have ever seen
Dont u mean rump ranger
@@jyesucevitz you means people who lost thier conscience
@LAW are you dumb? Why you people act as if NASA was the only space organization out there? Also this is not CGI you can buy a telescope and see it for yourself.
Wow a dream scope the Edge 11, wonderful video and lovely shot of Mars, very well done, congrats
music choice is amazing. really gives you that sense of awe
Ikr
Thank you for including me 🙂
Why the hell does people dislike this cool video
That was so exciting! Truly beautiful. Thank you!
That was absolutely killer man, From your backyard! This freaks me out knowing that we are on a giant rock spinning in Infinity with billions more out there. I've been staring up in the sky for the last two nights looking so thanks for showing me Mars through that obviously above-average telescope.
Lies, we are enclosed..
@@trinityfighter3698 go back to school there are planets in the night sky
Great shot of a Cessna 172 passing the moon 04:35
I saw that too. 👍
I was waiting for this comment 😄 You win
AstroBackyard Brilliant, what do I win hahahahaha
@@kpeecee UFC - Unidentified Flying Cessna!
@Tim McCollum a UFC lol
Absolutely insane how much better this is than the 6" refractor I built as a kid in 1974. Optics were actually pretty good, but with a crappy mount I had to constantly nudge, eye glued to the eyepiece watching, watching, for every once in a while the atmosphere to allow a clear view. Even then it was nothing like this. But I don't even want to think what this gear cost!🤣🤣
You didn’t build anything that’s cap.
@zoomorphic3317...About as "cap" as your lame troll attempt...
P.S. Research John Dobson...
@zoomorphic3317...Here's another, Clyde Tombaugh...
Its so cringe to watch someone chatting on as if some kind of expert, when all you are doing as a consumer, is displaying a computer program designed to show NASAs planets on a computer screen 😂
Sucking on NASAs tits doesn’t benefit the adult brain
What’s with the music 😂😂😂😂😂
I bet my 32 month year old son would love that telescope. He is so intrigued by planets and space. When he had just turned 2 he was saying all the planets and they were all in order. Maybe one day I can get him a telescope like that so we can start star gazing. Thank you for posting this awesome video looking forward to others.
Thats a 100% photoshopped image from the nasa archives. They tell us that they aren't real images taking from light but colored in the way that fits a good storyline. They are taken from radio waves and converted into a round little ball of rock thats gonna save us from ourselves because we are smart enough to make up fairy tales about infinite space and fly to a planet that has nothing but not smart enough to tell when we are being lied to or used for negativity because we're not taught how to think but what to think.
@ReeseyBeestey..............NOPE..i love space more than both of you, lol
I love space more than any of you
@ReeseyBeestey you're too strong for me
bro said he’s in a space phase
Amazing Image
And your videos are so peaceful
Gives me power every Time
Amazing Trevor!! That’s an absolutely stunning image. You can see quite a lot of detail, including one of the ice caps. Love the editing as well.
Great job man. So impressed. I can’t even find my binoculars.
It's really much more exciting to see Mars by this way than by just looking pictures of Mars. Thanks for sharing.
8:30 🕣. Terrific! 🤩
Amazing as always!! Thank you astro brother.
I just have one question: who the f*** is putting negative "likes" ?
Trolls. What negative is there about taking an image of a planet?
None.
Competitors? Neighbors? Flat-earthers? 😂 haters gonna hate hate hate hate hate hate..
Flattards obviously
dislikes are because of the overused music style.
That rocket flying to mars in the background made me smile :D
wow
how cool pic you have taken
and I know how hardwork it does take.
I got a picture of Mars myself just a few nights ago with a 6" SCT and a modded DSLR. It really is amazing to see. I've only been into the astrophotography game for a few months and your content has been incredibly helpful in getting to grips with it! Thank you very much!
while most teens today does tiktok and gaming, when i was a kid and a teenager i wonder if i could possibly witness the dawn of interstellar travel.
You won't in your lifetime
Lol im a gamer and astronomy fan, tiktok is cancer
@@raychen8221 yeah but knowing it will happen but can't witnessing it , is sad😭
_"most teens today does tiktok and gaming"_
In murrica maybe...
@Mari the smooth cat uhmm skipping classes is a thing? Lol
My Girlfriend was always like: "Isn't it super boring going outside with your telescope?"
Then I convinced her to take a look at Saturn through my telescope and she was instantly like: "Holy shit, how cool is that?!" :DD
yeah saturn is an absolute hobby-starter for most people. it either gets them obsessed with astronomy, or shows them how amazing space is. either or, its definitely a good idea to show people!
Guys, HERE is Our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
@@Praise___YaH go back to school and learn theres 8 planets in our solar system
@@mrbinklesgames6620
Sir, I just shared with you THE ONE WHO CREATED THOSE 8 PLANETS
@jamarcuswilliams6932sry for the suuper late reply, YT didn't tell mr about a message :(
back then it was a cheap 110mm Newton which was only for visual use. Used a 3x Barlow and some eyepiece (not sure what the Specs for it were) and you could easily see the rings and even some moons of Saturn! :)
I've since upgraded to a quality Refractor telescope for Astrophotography :)
Though my next telescope for (some) planets/galaxies will either be a bigger Newton 200-250mm or a RC to really go deep, but that wont happen before 2025/2026 as I'm perfectly Happy with my refractor and still have tons of stuff I want to image 🎉
Ok - my mind is blown … i love what u do ., i love watching these videos..i am addicted. ONLY WISH I HAD A DECENT TELESCOPE OR ANYTHING…. How do u have the means for this - i love it !!!! You are truly amazing !!!!!!!
Ahh, the Sky Watcher EQ8, what a beauty. I had the Orion Telescope clone (HDX 110) and absolutely loved it but it was such a monster to set up and without the assistance of EQmod it just wasn't up to the task of long exposures. But it was extremely stable and really worked well carrying big heavy scopes. I can still hear the strange sound it makes when the clutches engage during a slew :). Always wanted an 11 inch Edge SCT but I can't pull myself from refractors now that I have moved up to really good ones. The 40 year old Meade LX200 10 inch (my second scope chronologically) comes out once in a while but it just doesn't compare to a good large refractor IMO. Be careful, the hobby can suck you in and soon you have more invested in glass than in your cars. Nice videos by the way. Great for folks getting started. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful work you do. It's amazing. At 9:09 of this video, Mars looks like a face with two eyes . Thank you for sharing.
Really appreciate all the hard work put into this! Loved it so much.
It's mind blowing to see a rocky world through the eyepiece, knowing there are human made objects on it. I haven't got pictures yet, having only recently got into imaging, but I hope to soon. Imagine what it'll be like looking at it, knowing there are actual humans there! Hopefully in my lifetime.
15 years before we get a chance like this again, Mars is incredible at the moment so I sincerely hope we can all make the most of it! This was a wonderful video and image by Trevor, I think it might be my favourite! I wonder if Trevor actually guided for planetary imaging though? I honestly didn't know that was a thing? Here's me imaging Mars with no tracking and just stitching loads of short AVI's together in PIPP lol
He doesn't have guiding turned on in FireCapture, but it doesn't mean he's not using something like PHD2... Not sure how effective PHD2 would be though. The guiding in FireCapture is likely to be much better as its using the target to guide with.
I can keep Jupiter in a 350x350 ROI for a good 15mins on a basic iOptron CEM25p without guiding...
With FireCapture guiding I can go the whole night without having to touch a thing.
@@SnaxxNZGaming Thanks mate, I really need to check out FireCapture by the sounds of it.
You all got to be the most stupid brainless fools I've ever come across, its impossible to go to the moon, the sun, the mars and all the stars you see up there,
simply because you can not leave earths atmosphere ( ITS ALL LIES THE ROCKETS NEVER GO UP AFTER AWHILE) this guy with his telescope is a right clown, definitely works for NASA to help keep up the deception the whole planet is under ,
thank god I'm able to see the deception and refuse to be as stupid as all you on here
most of you i have sympathy for
because you've been brain washed & been
under this spell since you were 5 years old..
@@stringzable2 Ahhh, look what we have here. So, which one is it, Flat Earth or Creationism? Your audacious, yet incoherent rambling here was nothing more than an indication of just how infinitesimal your knowledge must be when compared to that of your confidence. Seriously, if I were you, I'd refrain from making a complete dickhole of myself in the future.
8:35 this is planet Mars
Yes
I looks like a hole with red skin
@@leeminho7197 🤡
And now Perserverance is giving you a sweet hello from Mars. :)
Is it though?
Who knows?
freaking out inside !!!!!! yes the lords work is beautiful !!
That might have been one of your best videos yet - great image of Mars!
4:37. Got it!! ✈️ Screenshot on.
@Yeewong Yeedtsho Yangzom plane or helicopter from what I could tell
@Yeewong Yeedtsho Yangzom superman 😂
Looks like a C-172 or similar...
@@tdmbot1226 it does seem like a superman is it real?!?
@@tdmbot1226 or a fairy or superman
When I was a kid in the 70's I was all excited to look thru my dad's little white telescope and see a red blob. That was most impressive, impressive enough to make me subscribe.
If humanity doesn't land on Mars in my lifetime, I would be very disappointed. Mars is there, waiting to be reached. If you think the ocean isn't important, imagine Earth without it. Mars comes to mind.
Wow! This vlog was super amazing! I got so excited with all your background scores & sounds! Brilliant work! Perseverance = Perseverance :)
Incredible editing, shots, music choice. Absolutely fantastic video all around Trevor, the quality of your videos seems to be increasing!
Oohhh that sneaky peaky at the end. Ive actually took my first telescope shot last weekend and it also was of the orion nebula. I love that cloud.
I wondered if many others noticed that!? Lol
Brilliant work buddy!! The clarity is amazing!
I live near the western horizon, and OMG!! This time around my night sky is lit with Jupiter, saturn and mars!
Evening spend by watching gas giants and night by the red neighbour❤️ its fascinating and thrilling seriously
Seriously ?
hope you visit my youtube channel
O nice how to see
3olm
Watched “Away”on netflix about humans going to mars. Great show and i highly recommend. Great pics. So awesome to see other planets through the telescope. Thank you.
I enjoyed “Away” too. You should also watch “Mars”, which is also on Netflix if you haven’t already.
Yes! I agree. I almost cried after their successful landing on Mars. Looking forward to watching season 2.
Musefan thanks. I’ll check it out.
Alvin Parreno lol i actually did cry. Made my boyfriend watch that scene to see if he would get emotional, but he didn’t. But in all fairness, he didnt watch any of the episodes, just that last scene where they land. I really hope humans get to mars safely in my lifetime.
H Jong haha, I really felt their struggles that made me cry too. 😂 I am hopeful that humans would come to Mars soon. Hoping also that rover Perseverance will be successful too. 😊
Wow that was one of your best vids ever! I felt emotional with those cinematic edits combined with cinematic powerful music! 10/10! That was powerful! 💯☢️🧨👌👍
👌👽
its an extraodinary effort made by you sir.... really a good job....
New to the channel and just seen the nice Cessna at 4:37 nice capture Night flying is so fun I wonder if we can find the pilot and give him a copy of this shot.
Thank you for sharing that. I had a telescope once, but sold it years ago. It wasn't as nice as the one that you have and you saw some great stuff!
Man I really wanna get one of these telescopes! Its sooo amazing and mind blowing! Good job lad!
You can't use a scope like that without much knowledge and equipment.
A Rasa is one of the hardest scopes to collimate and to handle.
You need a really good mount and spot on guiding to get good results.
Orion and Celestron have a couple of really nice telescopes for less than $200. I was looking at big, expensive Dobsonians at first but I think it makes sense to start with something smaller.
@@GeneralChangFromDanang no those are eight cheap achromatic refractors or cheap newts both are not good you will have trouble with them
They don't use good glass and aberration correctors what's why they are so cheap
A good starter telescope would be the skywatcher 130pds with a gpu coma corrector which is lightweight and just costs around 500 to 600$ together with the corrector.
And bc it's to lightweight you can use on a small eq mount like the sw heq5 pro
@@xthespinne5985 I see , thank you for the info ! I kinda expected em to be quite complex and lots of experience knowledge needed , learning with smoll steps! :p
fantastic. couldn't believe it is even possible to see plants in such great detail from our ground surface.
Waiting to see one more magic from you Trevor
What a great image. I'd love to see more planetary images from you.
Markus Allen I don’t think his telescope is big enough for Uranus ;-)
@@j.p.blanks4552 Best comment award goes to...
just amazing what kind of image quality you can achieve in your backyard, considering how freakin far away mars is
104.83 million miles away from earth
Maybe we been lied to about how far it is
@@angelahenson1596 or maybe not
These sky objects are out there and looking at them live, realtime is something that is truly amazing. It is like if you had a gadget, just jump on it and ride to it...Maybe for humans living a few hundred years from now, this is going to be a routine possibility.
That was awesome you caught an airplane zipping past the moon at 4:37
😂😂😂😂😂
May be aliens
👽
I live near an airport and I've always wanted to be taking a pic just as a jet flies across my telescope's field of view.
I just came to comment section to see who wrote about it. lol
I have watched ads in order to support your work . Keep it up. You are living my dream brother.
I'm looking forward to the day when a amateur telescope could see neptune in that kind detail, but that technology is years away.
That's less of a tech issue and more of a scale issue, the problem is that the focal length (zoom) required to see it just physically requires a large telescope no matter how you tweek the design, it's a hard limitation of optics rather than tech perse, even if you did something like interferometry you'd still need multiple telescopes and the hardware to make them work together, and a truly monster PC to coordinate it all and process the image, that might get more possible but will still need multiple large expensive hobby grade telescopes
@@UNSCPILOT I was able to see Pluto through an 8 inch Newtonian. It was only a speck of light. Forget detail and resolution you weren't going to get it with that scope at that distance. It was as good as it gets.
I Stayed Up All Night Photographing Mars...🔥🔥🔥
Great, man! Telescope - is my dream... Respect from Ukraine
Just subbed tonight, , what an exciting adventure you just took me on!
The music you played with this vid made it full of suspense also! 👏👏👏👏
😊
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Hello
6:24 I thought It was Stranger Things Theme music 😂😂
Duisburg 🌕🌕🌕🌕
Goosebumps watching this video, its truly mindblowing when you see another planet with your eyes
How much Are the cost of the telescopes if you don’t mind me asking
A lot
I’d say roughly, what Clorox Bleach said
Right now I look at the Jupiter in Bulgaria. Amazing!
@Hakim Hisham Malaysian bro?..or Indonesian?
Браво :)
What the heck is Jupiter doing all the way in Bulgaria?!
@@allthingsmotor1073 We can observed them right now very well
@@eftsun У нас в Украине видно Юпитер и Сатурн каждый вечер.
Great finished photo. What software did you use to get that image? I got some excellent quality video of Mars on 10/6/20, when it was closest to Earth and almost directly overhead, between 2:30 and 4AM. I have a Celestron CPC800 telescope and a ZWO ASI224MC camera. I used Autostakkert 3 and Registax. I played with the wavelets in Registax for hours on numerous still images I created from the videos but I still can't get an image anywhere as clear as yours.
This is actually the best photo of mars I’ve seen in my life
I remember when I first saw another planet in a telescope. That was a real goose bump moment. planet was Saturn btw
Especially when someone else tells you what you're looking at.
Nice little ice cube cap ya got there, Mars... hope it's clear for opposition on the 13th
Yup , wondering why nasa didn't send any rover to check the ice cap .
@@elqsabe1 i believe they did once but it crashed
haha he fits with this jew imma adopt him lmao
Soon it will be humans.
Never have i seen such hype. Move on is my advice.
Is that a picture as you saw it through the telescope, or is that an image you created with all the pictures you took? There is a difference.
I believe it is an image he created with all the pictures he took [images from his camera with post-processing]. Mars looks nothing like that at the scope, trust me.
@@dadwhitsett it's a Sonoluminescent light in the heavens. All the planets are, earth's the centre of all life, everything revolves around the flat earth
@@hassnur497 yes 💪😖😎🔥🔥
@@hassnur497 I can't tell if your being serious or not lol
Amazingly clear and huge Mars!!!
I just realized that Martian new year is not that far away.
I'm sure Elon watched and enjoyed this video
9:00 a blue sunset on a red planet (Mars) and a red sunset in a blue planet (Earth)
Uauhhhh. Yessss!!!!! Congratulations from Spain!
Incredibly Beautiful! Do we know about where the Curiosity Rover is on Mars and can we pinpoint it on your image if it exists in the view? Thank you for your passion, dedication, and good heart sharing with the world! Your work is so inspiring!
feb 2021
4:37 shaktiman
Hahaha
@Techno Boy a small plane was going up in the sky and telescope was zoomed in thats why it is like it was there , but plane is going normal
😂
Lol
4:37 oh my it's Santa clause!! He's real! I knew it
*plane
This is stunning. The videography, the results - the music - everything. WOW! Can you tell us which camera are you using to record these videos?