Spacecake2

Oh. Stupid me

My question is why can massive stars fuse heavier elements than helium contrary to medium sized stars like our sun.

I am just checking this site for the first time in 4 years and I’m rolling on the floor laughing reading my posts from when I was in grade 5. Those were the good times.🥹😆 Downright ludicrous was some of the advice I was giving 😂😂. I also just realized how friendly everyone here is.

hello

IMG_0319.MOV Video of montes Apennines Digiscoped through my ten inch dobsonian with my Sony RX 100 M5 13th November Please reply if the video doesn’t work (the moon is supposed to move)

So, recently I've been looking at some moon filters and have been leaning towards the Optolong moon and skyglow filter. Question 2: What effect does it have on 'skyglow' Question 3: If it works on he moon I'm assuming it also work on the planets?.. Regards, Neil

+1 for a tabletop dobsonian

My first capture of Jupiter with the Great Red Spot visible. Digiscoped through an untracked 10 inch dobsonian . Video was aligned with PIPP stacked with Autostakkert! 3, processed with Registax 6 and enhanced with Adobe Photoshop. Still have to work on the processing.

https://www.celestron.com/products/8-24mm-zoom-eyepiece-125in

So the celestron zoom isn't a good buy? (I can get it for $46 us/36 euros)

Thanks for the replies but I kind of want to stick to the cheaper end of the zoom eyepieces so the baader zoom is pushing it.

Using it on a 10 inch dobsonian for visual

Been wanting a zoom eyepiece for a long time, and have been looking into the Celestron 8 - 24 millimetre zoom eyepiece and the SVBONY 7- 21 millimetre eyepiece. Any suggestions?