Maybe, but half the fun is nerding out on the equipment. I had fun just learning to use the old DSLR I borrowed from my sister. I took my first photos last night and I think I can already tell where this is going lol If I end up living in a dome with thousands of dollars worth of equipment and eating a can of beans I'm blaming this channel and yours lol
It's true, I really fell in love with the hobby after a B&E of my neighbors house. Their DSLR was sitting on the kitchen table. We nabbed it along with a bunch of jewelry and as we ran from the cops to hide in the dark, unlit, park I remember accidently pointing the camera at what I now know as Orion, and capturing a faint Nebula that looked like a rose bud. I was hooked. From there I hit all the local astrophotography stores building up my Astrophotography empire until one day I was caught (never should have started Astro.Crimimal on instagram). Now, I teach Astronomy as a Senior Professor at my state prison. It's funny how life works out sometimes.
A fellow nerd here. I found your channel just a few hours ago and I'm just blown away. Amazing editing, story-telling, music.. You kept me literally glued to the screen. A top shelf find is what you are, mate. Subscribed!
Man, I love these videos. You Sir, deserve a TV show! Edit: the further into this video I get, the better the production gets. I honestly wouldn't question the quality if i saw this on the BBC
One thing with Stellina, you drag it out by itself and it's working. No dragging the mount out then the scope, collimating it, balancing it, focusing, polar aligning, finding the target, framing it, working out optimal exposures and gain/iso through tests, setting up the guiding... it takes ages, and by then 50% of the time a "clear night" turns cloudy!
@@PafMedic its about the one form of stubbing one's toe where the horror of what you've just done anaestiathises the agony felt by the foot; that would leave anyone curled up on the floor howling in pain in any other situation.
I'm half way through the video. Already in love with it. Not the content I was asking for. It's significantly better I could imagine and expect. Kudos!
For the record. I keep hearing video makers apologize for videos that are long. Hardly any people anymore watch TV because its FAKE! This is real and we love it. We can pause and finish watching later and we do. I haven't owned or watched a TV for 15 yrs. Thanks for the great material.
How does this guy not have MILLIONS of subs?! Super entertaining, exceptional storytelling, expert editing and phenomenal music. This guy even has a "character" in the show (the bunny)... there is just too much to list! I love these vids as an amateur astronomer and I am always learning crazy budget stuff I can try out! Bravo from west coast US!!
Your channel is probably the most original (and funniest) of all the astro-themed UA-cam channels out there. Love all your videos. Keep up the good work!
Can't believe I just found out about astrobiscuit today. I'm so impressed with the quality and the way that the editor and Biscuit boy are able to bring us along his journey. It's so fun to watch👍
@@Astrobiscuit Thanks for the reply. It’s a far cry from my old Newtonian 4.5” I had as a kid. May I pick your Astro brain? I’ve looked at your website/buying a telescope video but am still undecided whether to go for a reflector or refractor. Budget up to £750...I really fancy getting into astrophotographery etc. Thanks again for all your work.
@@markduckmanton4227 you really want to check out my website www.astrobiscuit.com and "ask a nerd" on in the astrobiscuit discord community discord.gg/QunjXSFE8H , everyone one is very friendly
This guys presentation is ridiculously good. The BBC need to give him his own show. Damn - those views over London - amazing he gets any images at all! Brilliant stuff Mr Biscuit!
Thank you, Biscuit. You rock! I found your channel because I just got the cheaper version of the Stellantis. I was/am overwhelmed with the complexity of the astrophotography to be honest. The robot has opened my eyes to the hobby and I look forward to taking a deeper dive and building my own rigs. I have always enjoyed looking at astrophotography pics and the robots are a great way for us noobs to get introduced and excited about it all. Thanks again. I have really enjoyed your channel.
Stellina is nice and practical but too expensive. No one with experience would spend that money in this machine instead of building they own rig. And I don't think newbies would spend almost £4000 for just to start a new hobby, unless you are from a rich family. Maybe in future stellina will have a competitive price, just not now. Amazing video as always 🤩🔭
I am sitting on the fence about starting this hobby, but I am daunted by the steep learning curve. Whereas the robot would take all the fun away and the bragging rights, it would help to compare with what you would be doing. Spending that amount of money on kit that is only supposed to help you is another matter.
@@nmtb1972 think about it this way, what is the point of getting that picture if you dont do the work to get it? At that point you might as well just get an image off of google. most of the time the image you get from this won't even be comparable to a normal astro setup.
@@Scoffslaphead72 So people that don't have the time to pour into the rigging and fiddling and learning etc are excluded from taking part? that's not a great way of look at a hobby. You should be happy that there are coming easier options for people to getting into something you like. more people can take part and expand ideas. more people will learn in a different way and over time upgrade their gear and expand their methods.
@@Threel what I am saying is that the point of this hobby isn't just getting the picture, its the process of getting it. I imagine you can enjoy it without that, but spending $4000 to do that? I would rather spend a bit more time and a lot less money. Aswell this idea that people who cant afford the time to dedicate to this hobby are excluded is ridiculous. Certain hobbies simply take longer than others, I can play a game on my pc for 10 minutes but I will have to dedicated hours, days or even weeks to assemble and paint models. Now if there was a machine that you could buy that did it for you and it cost $4000, you would most likely feel dissatisfied and with a much lighter wallet.
Stellina is the dark side. Fight nerds, fight! Although...we are fighting using PixInsight algorithms (don't tell anyone!). Never laughed more in my life, great job @astrobiscuit! Keep looking up and continue to use your awesome editing skills.
I had an idea especially for kids just get a red led strip powered by AA short enough to just wrap around bottom legs and now you are forced to walk around the led lights so itd help not bump
dont even own a telescope, but this content is highly addictive to someone with an interest in space. the only complaint i have is that i want more of it !! :)
I see the appeal of the Stellina. Plug it in and get good results without all the tinkering and steep learning curve. Of course, the tinkering is the fun for a lot of people. Like computers. Someone wants a computer for the things they can do with it and don't want to fuss with it. Others love the building process and upgrading. I'd get a Stellina if I could afford one!
Awesome video! Thing is, I like both. It'd be fun having a Stellina for quick set-ups, but also having the manual nerdery for those "I have all the time in the world and just want to enjoy setting everything up" times. 😊
exactly, i have been looking for a travel soloution nad this could be it, I have lumped my celestreon 8 up a hill and it is hit and miss, whereas this looks a solution giving bith immediacy and raw data for further processing later
As good as the video content is (and it's very very good), it's the little things (and the attention to details) that I love, like Bunny watching Watership Down @4:56 and the music is just spot on, well done Riktenstein.
I need to comment specifically on your focus theory of the achromat. You can fine tune that with an auto focuser. Setting specific points for each color. This I thought was a lost art. An ST80 with mono CCD was once very popular. I absolutely love you went so old school. Great video.
Omg the kicking of the mount😅 about as bad as your roommates coming home and flicking on every out door light after you’ve spent an hour focusing on a faint object 😂
I never realized how crazy I look when my laughing is sped up... Really nice video. Great way to pull it out the bag by using a lum channel. That sort of problem solving is another thing robots can't do! Great entertaining video, solid soundtrack as always and brilliant editing.
Absolutely fascinating video as usual - great insight into the other side of things. I knew you'd end up with a EQ config for the skywatcher. I guess Stellina is like taking a Polaroid Vs using a DSLR. You can get a shot but that's it - you'll always get a similar shot. But with an astro rig you can control every aspect and experiment to get the best shot for that particular target - clusters need different settings to faint nebs. Maybe they will address that in their firmware. And you're always going to be limited with an altaz no matter how fancy you get with the software.
I'd prefer the nerd every day of the week, If it's possible, the robot as an add-on for comparing and having fun, Thank you, Astrobiscuit for all the helpful and creative movies that you post - respect!
Amazing competition! I have never seen any other astrophotographer do this kind of competition before. This was a very creative idea. And your videos are not only informative but entertaining too. Great work!
Brilliant. Been waiting ever so patiently to see your results. So, If I wanted to go to a very damp field in deepest darkest Wales to take some images I can see the real advantage of a one off box to do everything I need to get a good image result. There is no lugging of tripod, tracking mount, battery pack, leads, telescope, intervalometer, camera, filter wheel, filters, dew heater, table, PC, spirit level across the cow pats to set up. I'm sure I've forgotten something important there as well.... and will have to drive home to get it; plus I forgot the thermos of tea. Wonderful Biscuiting as ever, thank you!
This is a sound argument, I have tried lugging my Celestron 8 in a bergen up a hill. it is hit and miss. The stellina gives a higher degree of portability even at 25lb and you can see how on target you are in the middle of nowhere and still bring raw data back for further processing
Doesn't matter that 'Stellina costs £ 4000. I have been looking forward to this video after the trailer, I think Astrobiscuit deserves a lot more audience on UA-cam than it does now. I think it's a must to watch, and he always knows how to make / entertain a nice story. Thick Thumbs up! (I don't know Astrobiscuit in person b.t.w)
My Top Is Still The Object That Transited Mars,Im Not Sure If I Have Ever Seen Anyone Move So Fast😂And His Expression..Kodak Moment,lol..Was Priceless❤️🙏🏻🌏✨🔭
Absolute gold man! Loved the editing, loved the music, and most importantly, loved the content! I'm definitely gonna jump on the discord and send you a message about live streaming.
Ah! I didn't have my notifications set to all so I'm a day late! Anyway loved it as always! A real buzz start to finish and it makes me want to do better....as always again. p.s. I got a shock when I saw mi mate Ruz pop up!.
Another great Astrobiscuit show!!! I do love that "colliding Galaxy" zoom, shown in reverse here. Must have taken hours, days even to put that together. Awesome work
Oh Bunny, he'll never grow old. I wake up in the morning sometimes and hepops up in my mind. He is the kind of guy I want to be when I grow up. LOL great vid. the editing is always amazing, and once again, you've been able to capture this excitement in your videos. God bless all.
Love this channel. Just getting into backyard astronomy after being a lifelong wannabe. Your production and narrative is really top-rate. Enjoying your videos immensely. My whole family watched one with me the other day. That has never happened before. :-) Again, great work!
Man. This guy deserves much bigger production and budget.
Truth.
Totally agree. Great snappy vids, better presenter than anyone on TV in my opinion.
*purplehaze*, I think Mrs Biscuit wants a word with you . . . . ;-)
100% agree. I feel like I'm watching a sketch from Top Gear but for astronomy needs. It's awesome lol
@@Crono_64 The beauty of *Astrobiscuit* is he shows how to make amazing astrophotos using "reasonably affordable" equipment.
I feel that his creativity with his resources are what makes him so spectacular. His understanding of storytelling and editing blows me away.
very muxh appreciated dude. tbh i am really an editor
@@Astrobiscuit you need to be in front of the camera too
Imagination and bowls ohhhh yeaaaaaa
@@AstrobiscuitHah! Me too! ❤
Astro Bunny watching "Watership Down" is a nice touch.
This should be a TV show! Kept me on the edge of my seat, and full of good science, and comedy. Loved it.
excellent, makes me very happy
Why tv welcome to the future of entertainment TV will be gone and this is the new TV welcome
So sick of this type of comment. I don't even know anyone that has TV anymore. Might as well say it should be a newspaper article.
The nerds will always prevail.
Yes
:)
Ohio state university is a transgender student who wanna be in a relationship
Plot twist, only us nerds will fork out for Stellina 🤣
It’s hard to conquer a nerd
Thanks for the entertaining side by side. The robots will win eventually, but not today.
After they switch to EQ mounts.
Maybe the robot should use an EQ8-Rh Pro...
Maybe, but half the fun is nerding out on the equipment. I had fun just learning to use the old DSLR I borrowed from my sister. I took my first photos last night and I think I can already tell where this is going lol
If I end up living in a dome with thousands of dollars worth of equipment and eating a can of beans I'm blaming this channel and yours lol
It's true, I really fell in love with the hobby after a B&E of my neighbors house. Their DSLR was sitting on the kitchen table. We nabbed it along with a bunch of jewelry and as we ran from the cops to hide in the dark, unlit, park I remember accidently pointing the camera at what I now know as Orion, and capturing a faint Nebula that looked like a rose bud. I was hooked. From there I hit all the local astrophotography stores building up my Astrophotography empire until one day I was caught (never should have started Astro.Crimimal on instagram). Now, I teach Astronomy as a Senior Professor at my state prison. It's funny how life works out sometimes.
hey Dylan thx for watching. 😊 I am a fan
A fellow nerd here. I found your channel just a few hours ago and I'm just blown away. Amazing editing, story-telling, music.. You kept me literally glued to the screen. A top shelf find is what you are, mate. Subscribed!
thx fella
Man, I love these videos. You Sir, deserve a TV show!
Edit: the further into this video I get, the better the production gets. I honestly wouldn't question the quality if i saw this on the BBC
This is a true work of art. Someone give this man a tv show.
we need that
This guy deserves more views and money for his hard work, I’m watching a full 2 min ad for him. Worth it!
I wasn't into astronomy until I saw the way of the biscuit. This channel is gold.
This channel is like the Top Gear(The Grand Tour) of astronomy lol
He really resembles Richard Hammond aswell
@@King-balloon haha
One thing with Stellina, you drag it out by itself and it's working. No dragging the mount out then the scope, collimating it, balancing it, focusing, polar aligning, finding the target, framing it, working out optimal exposures and gain/iso through tests, setting up the guiding... it takes ages, and by then 50% of the time a "clear night" turns cloudy!
Great vid...Made me laugh when you kicked the rig, who hasn't done that? spent an hour finding an object only to find it and kick the rig!!!!!
Been There Too Many Times😂😂😂😂
@@PafMedic its about the one form of stubbing one's toe where the horror of what you've just done anaestiathises the agony felt by the foot; that would leave anyone curled up on the floor howling in pain in any other situation.
I'm half way through the video. Already in love with it. Not the content I was asking for. It's significantly better I could imagine and expect. Kudos!
It feels like your episodes are like top gear but for astrophotography, keep it up man!
For the record. I keep hearing video makers apologize for videos that are long. Hardly any people anymore watch TV because its FAKE! This is real and we love it. We can pause and finish watching later and we do. I haven't owned or watched a TV for 15 yrs. Thanks for the great material.
How does this guy not have MILLIONS of subs?! Super entertaining, exceptional storytelling, expert editing and phenomenal music. This guy even has a "character" in the show (the bunny)... there is just too much to list! I love these vids as an amateur astronomer and I am always learning crazy budget stuff I can try out! Bravo from west coast US!!
Thanking you Sir!!!
@@Riktenstein your soundtrack is awesome! It's perfectly set for the show and its moments.
Fantastically entertaining, and I almost believe that Bunny is real! Cheers!
awesome bunny and I worked hard to try and make it work.
@@Astrobiscuit Works for me!
What do you mean bunny not real of course he is. I suppose you dont believe in Santa Claus either.
@@Astrobiscuit
DO YOU MEAN THE BUNNY IS NOT REAL HOW?
@@actros_l8567 course bunnynis real... i dont know why he said that.
Your channel is probably the most original (and funniest) of all the astro-themed UA-cam channels out there. Love all your videos. Keep up the good work!
Brilliant production and music as always, I mean who could be surprised to see Bunny watching Watership Down :-)
Can't believe I just found out about astrobiscuit today. I'm so impressed with the quality and the way that the editor and Biscuit boy are able to bring us along his journey. It's so fun to watch👍
cool, im the editor btw... takes me bloomin ages😂
@@Astrobiscuit no way! Thanks for the great content, I can't wait to continue watching astrobiscuit 🙂
Only the British could make a video like this.
Haha too true
Imagination and balls - sums up the mankind
and a hint of absolute insanity
@@chilkootsailor492 or competition with rivals
Definitively this is the best channel on youtube! The production is amazing! Congrats!
Far better than anything on the mainstream tv channels, really well produced, presented and fascinating content.
thx marcus😄
@@Astrobiscuit Thanks for the reply. It’s a far cry from my old Newtonian 4.5” I had as a kid.
May I pick your Astro brain?
I’ve looked at your website/buying a telescope video but am still undecided whether to go for a reflector or refractor.
Budget up to £750...I really fancy getting into astrophotographery etc. Thanks again for all your work.
@@markduckmanton4227 you really want to check out my website www.astrobiscuit.com and "ask a nerd" on in the astrobiscuit discord community discord.gg/QunjXSFE8H , everyone one is very friendly
Yay! Love that Bunny is watching Watership Down :)
The most epic product review I ever witnessed on UA-cam! Great content, great directing, great music! Chapeau, Mr Astrobiscuit!
This guys presentation is ridiculously good. The BBC need to give him his own show. Damn - those views over London - amazing he gets any images at all! Brilliant stuff Mr Biscuit!
Wow Your Videos are like documentries.
What a quality!
Thank you, Biscuit. You rock! I found your channel because I just got the cheaper version of the Stellantis. I was/am overwhelmed with the complexity of the astrophotography to be honest. The robot has opened my eyes to the hobby and I look forward to taking a deeper dive and building my own rigs. I have always enjoyed looking at astrophotography pics and the robots are a great way for us noobs to get introduced and excited about it all. Thanks again. I have really enjoyed your channel.
Stellina is nice and practical but too expensive. No one with experience would spend that money in this machine instead of building they own rig. And I don't think newbies would spend almost £4000 for just to start a new hobby, unless you are from a rich family. Maybe in future stellina will have a competitive price, just not now. Amazing video as always 🤩🔭
As well it removes half of the fun, setting your gear up, taking the photos and processing them is the fun of astrophotography!
I am sitting on the fence about starting this hobby, but I am daunted by the steep learning curve. Whereas the robot would take all the fun away and the bragging rights, it would help to compare with what you would be doing. Spending that amount of money on kit that is only supposed to help you is another matter.
@@nmtb1972 think about it this way, what is the point of getting that picture if you dont do the work to get it? At that point you might as well just get an image off of google. most of the time the image you get from this won't even be comparable to a normal astro setup.
@@Scoffslaphead72 So people that don't have the time to pour into the rigging and fiddling and learning etc are excluded from taking part? that's not a great way of look at a hobby. You should be happy that there are coming easier options for people to getting into something you like. more people can take part and expand ideas. more people will learn in a different way and over time upgrade their gear and expand their methods.
@@Threel what I am saying is that the point of this hobby isn't just getting the picture, its the process of getting it. I imagine you can enjoy it without that, but spending $4000 to do that? I would rather spend a bit more time and a lot less money.
Aswell this idea that people who cant afford the time to dedicate to this hobby are excluded is ridiculous. Certain hobbies simply take longer than others, I can play a game on my pc for 10 minutes but I will have to dedicated hours, days or even weeks to assemble and paint models. Now if there was a machine that you could buy that did it for you and it cost $4000, you would most likely feel dissatisfied and with a much lighter wallet.
Fyi, This is my kid's favorite video. They keep wanting to rewatch it everyday as if it was a Pixar movie or something.
Astronomy, astrophotography, great narrative, Chopin, Gustav Holst, Strauss... This channel has EVERYTHING!
Stellina is the dark side. Fight nerds, fight! Although...we are fighting using PixInsight algorithms (don't tell anyone!). Never laughed more in my life, great job @astrobiscuit! Keep looking up and continue to use your awesome editing skills.
19:00 kicks tripod. Been there and done that. Cheers for not calling it quits mate!
I had an idea especially for kids just get a red led strip powered by AA short enough to just wrap around bottom legs and now you are forced to walk around the led lights so itd help not bump
Nice touch adding Watership Down in the background....respect!
I discovered your channel a few weeks back and I have now watched everything more then once. More please🙏 🙏 😅
New vids in the next month. Hopefully you’ll enjoy.
I've been waiting all week for this and I'm very excited
I absolutely love your videos, i watch you for 1 year already, you brought alot of magic into my astronomy adventures!
dont even own a telescope, but this content is highly addictive to someone with an interest in space. the only complaint i have is that i want more of it !! :)
I see the appeal of the Stellina. Plug it in and get good results without all the tinkering and steep learning curve.
Of course, the tinkering is the fun for a lot of people. Like computers. Someone wants a computer for the things they can do with it and don't want to fuss with it. Others love the building process and upgrading. I'd get a Stellina if I could afford one!
Everybody gangsta until the robot telescope says "I'm sorry, Dave." and starts singing "Daisy, daisy"
Time to reprogram some stepper motor drivers!
this man has 22.8k views. He deserves 22.8 million, I loved it, really, keep the good work
Haha the parcel delivery bit was brill
This is my favourite UA-cam channel so warm and welcoming
Awesome video! Thing is, I like both. It'd be fun having a Stellina for quick set-ups, but also having the manual nerdery for those "I have all the time in the world and just want to enjoy setting everything up" times. 😊
exactly, i have been looking for a travel soloution nad this could be it, I have lumped my celestreon 8 up a hill and it is hit and miss, whereas this looks a solution giving bith immediacy and raw data for further processing later
As good as the video content is (and it's very very good), it's the little things (and the attention to details) that I love, like Bunny watching Watership Down @4:56 and the music is just spot on, well done Riktenstein.
Thanks. New vid is coming soon.
I need to comment specifically on your focus theory of the achromat. You can fine tune that with an auto focuser. Setting specific points for each color. This I thought was a lost art. An ST80 with mono CCD was once very popular. I absolutely love you went so old school. Great video.
hey fella, yeh the blue channel still need the finge killer filter tho annoyingly... however narrowband is awesome
Omg the kicking of the mount😅 about as bad as your roommates coming home and flicking on every out door light after you’ve spent an hour focusing on a faint object 😂
I never realized how crazy I look when my laughing is sped up...
Really nice video. Great way to pull it out the bag by using a lum channel. That sort of problem solving is another thing robots can't do! Great entertaining video, solid soundtrack as always and brilliant editing.
cheers bud. i really appreciate it and hope people who dont know check out your brilliant channel @astrofasography
Another super video - so rare to find this combination of so many talents in One Biscuit! Thanks for your superb work!
We need more of you on UA-cam Mr. Biscuit!
love this one as always , the idea of watching peoples live streams is amazing . thank you for making these videos
cool, yeh the live streaming thing is gonna take some work to work. UK has been cloudy for months, we need more international nerds!
Watching this at 2 in the morning 2 minutes after upload because a notification woke me up
Same Here😂😂😂😂Pittsburgh Pa
So much work goes behind these videos, so many details behind each scene! Congratulations Mr Biscuit!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, both entertaining and informative. Thanks from Waterdown, Canada
What a fantastic channel, just across it and am blown away how entertaining and informative it is. Thanks
Absolutely fascinating video as usual - great insight into the other side of things. I knew you'd end up with a EQ config for the skywatcher. I guess Stellina is like taking a Polaroid Vs using a DSLR. You can get a shot but that's it - you'll always get a similar shot. But with an astro rig you can control every aspect and experiment to get the best shot for that particular target - clusters need different settings to faint nebs. Maybe they will address that in their firmware. And you're always going to be limited with an altaz no matter how fancy you get with the software.
very true sir
Hey!!! glad to come back to more videos! I had to rewind to see if I saw correctly: Watership Down! Well done mate. Well done.
Loved this video, thank you very much for your time and effort.
I'd prefer the nerd every day of the week,
If it's possible, the robot as an add-on for comparing and having fun,
Thank you, Astrobiscuit for all the helpful and creative movies that you post - respect!
Pleasure and thx
Had me waiting eagerly since you announced this was coming, truly worth the wait. If only the kit was in stock to kick my astro photo journey off.
Man, thank you for all you effort and creativity on your work!! cheers!
That's eerily reminiscent of the Portal sentry turrets
"I'm different." i literally thought the same!
To be honest, Portal sentry turret was the first thing, which came into my mind, when seeing this automatic scope xD
Your videos are not only informative but also really enjoyable to watch! Always looking forward for new uploads. Keep it up!
Awesome As Always !! Stellina Is Not As Powerful as Normal Astrophotography Set-up but has Some Great Potential !! Keep It up🌟🔭
Amazing competition! I have never seen any other astrophotographer do this kind of competition before. This was a very creative idea. And your videos are not only informative but entertaining too. Great work!
Real enjoyment of astronomy is here.
Lots of love from India ❤️
That intro..... and my goose bumps........
This is a brilliant vid, ive been chuckling and smiling all the way through
Brilliant. Been waiting ever so patiently to see your results. So, If I wanted to go to a very damp field in deepest darkest Wales to take some images I can see the real advantage of a one off box to do everything I need to get a good image result. There is no lugging of tripod, tracking mount, battery pack, leads, telescope, intervalometer, camera, filter wheel, filters, dew heater, table, PC, spirit level across the cow pats to set up. I'm sure I've forgotten something important there as well.... and will have to drive home to get it; plus I forgot the thermos of tea. Wonderful Biscuiting as ever, thank you!
This is a sound argument, I have tried lugging my Celestron 8 in a bergen up a hill. it is hit and miss. The stellina gives a higher degree of portability even at 25lb and you can see how on target you are in the middle of nowhere and still bring raw data back for further processing
Super awesome video, honestly your videos are SO FUN to watch.
Doesn't matter that 'Stellina costs £ 4000. I have been looking forward to this video after the trailer, I think Astrobiscuit deserves a lot more audience on UA-cam than it does now. I think it's a must to watch, and he always knows how to make / entertain a nice story. Thick Thumbs up! (I don't know Astrobiscuit in person b.t.w)
Mind blowing Storytelling!! You deserve a zillion more fans!
Great video! The first new vid since I found the channel and binge-watched the full library. Looking forward to the next one!
Haven’t clicked so fast.eagerly waiting for the video
Excellent video! Well shot, super creatively put together
I have been WAITING for you to use this telescope! It is INSANE!
Bro bunny saying "rubbish Rory" had me dying 😅😂😂😂😂
This dude is like Demolition Ranch, as his wife can never, ever find out what his new purchase is, under any cirumstance.
Hahah even though Mere is the sweetest lmao
Ok, this playing of the Bernie+robot angle is *inspired*. Very nicely done, man - put a smile on my face.
my thoughts after 39 seconds... this is going to be his best video ever... same thoughts as on every video :)
My Top Is Still The Object That Transited Mars,Im Not Sure If I Have Ever Seen Anyone Move So Fast😂And His Expression..Kodak Moment,lol..Was Priceless❤️🙏🏻🌏✨🔭
Love the jar lid for controllability of fine focus. Brilliant simple science, functional, mechanics problem solving.
glad you likes it..
Absolute gold man! Loved the editing, loved the music, and most importantly, loved the content! I'm definitely gonna jump on the discord and send you a message about live streaming.
Marvelous, this guy must get his own tv channel. His narration and storytelling is out of this world literally.
Reminds me of Aperture Science turrets.
Fantastic video AND soundtrack. Very entertaining and informative. Congrats man, I hope to see more videos soon
Ah! I didn't have my notifications set to all so I'm a day late! Anyway loved it as always! A real buzz start to finish and it makes me want to do better....as always again. p.s. I got a shock when I saw mi mate Ruz pop up!.
ha glad you liked it bud😁
Another great Astrobiscuit show!!! I do love that "colliding Galaxy" zoom, shown in reverse here. Must have taken hours, days even to put that together. Awesome work
the edit took weeks to put together, and yes that shot took me a while. It all takes bloomin ages tbh!
Man I loved this video. The discord server is so cool.
What an amazing find! These are so well put together (and incredibly informative). Thank you.
Oh Bunny, he'll never grow old. I wake up in the morning sometimes and hepops up in my mind. He is the kind of guy I want to be when I grow up. LOL great vid. the editing is always amazing, and once again, you've been able to capture this excitement in your videos. God bless all.
if you eat enough carrots....
@@Astrobiscuit Hope is restored
Love these videos!!! Great production to the Tee.
I love watership down playing in the background. 😂
Was about to say the same thing 😅
I hope Rory stops the movie before the end.
It would be awful to see Pink Bunny cry.
Thanks
sorry for the late reply , thank you so much
Excellent stuff. You should throw the robot telescope off the roof to teach it a lesson! 😀
Great video as usual 😉
Brilliant job once again. Love your creativity and good humor!
I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF YOUR EDITING
Also, thanks for getting me into Astronomy, and Biscuits! Just bought my first telescope.
cool. TBH my talent is editing, not astroing, not presenting, not being smart not anything else. I'm a good editor. Glad you spotted it.
@@Astrobiscuit I think you're being very modest. Vids are amazing
Love this channel. Just getting into backyard astronomy after being a lifelong wannabe. Your production and narrative is really top-rate. Enjoying your videos immensely. My whole family watched one with me the other day. That has never happened before. :-) Again, great work!