I see white dots coming out of the center of objects when I kijk through my telescope

[Quinten]

Hello.

When I watch through my telescope to objects in space I see white dots coming out of the center but it is not out of focus . I don't know what is making the problem, I have been trying many things to solve the problem but nothing is working. Can someone help me?

[Cornelius Varley]

hello and welcome to SGL. It would be helpful if you give us a bit more information about the telescope.

[Geoff Barnes]

Floaters?

[Rob Sellent]

Welcome to SGL, Quinten. As Peter has already suggested a tad more info would be useful: telescope, eyepiece used and its focal length, Barlow if being used etc etc

Edited September 5, 2019 by Rob Sellent

[Ben the Ignorant]

If you are seeing things like drawing number I here...

...or drawing A here it is only air turbulence, it's not always that strong; you'll learn how and why it changes and how to deal with it.

[Quinten]

Ok my telescope is a Bresser reflector 130/650 EQ3, the dots come when I watch trough my 10mm and 25mm and whith and without Barlow, the Focal length is 650mm, and it looks a bit like photo A that Ben replyed, if you need more information you can always ask. Thank you for helping me. 

10 hours ago, Quinten said:

Hello.

When I watch through my telescope to objects in space I see white dots coming out of the center but it is not out of focus . I don't know what is making the problem, I have been trying many things to solve the problem but nothing is working. Can someone help me?

 

[Rob Sellent]

33 minutes ago, Quinten said:

it looks a bit like photo A that Ben replyed

Sounds like a solution

Here's a useful little article that might be a help

[Rob Sellent]

@Ben the Ignorantwhat book are those images from, Ben? Looks old-skool but extremly informative

[Ben the Ignorant]

2 hours ago, Rob Sellent said:

what book are those images from, Ben?

Jean Texereau's How to Make a Telescope, old-school indeed, and still unmatched.

[Rob Sellent]

46 minutes ago, Ben the Ignorant said:

Jean Texereau's How to Make a Telescope, old-school indeed, and still unmatched.

Thank you Will have to keep a look out.

[Quinten]

9 hours ago, Rob Sellent said:

Sounds like a solution

Here's a useful little article that might be a help

Is there a way to fix it? And if so, how?