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I'm wondering why you can't use a tracker on the ISS/CSS since the orbits are well known? Pretty cool though.

so when you say 2 barlows, are you just sticking one after the other? Is that better than a single 4x or 3x barlow? Great stuff btw. I have a 6SE as well and swear that I can see the moons visually with the standard eyepiece.

Where the flat earther at😂😂

I see your using an alt az mount how did you deal with field rotation in your processing.

Kyle I just bought a new Nextstar 8SE. I watched this video and got really fired up to learn how to do even a bit of what you've accomplished.

omg ZWO ASI 120MC it is guild camera. fantasic

You got all that with a 50mm ! ? I had a Coronado 70mm Ha cost 3k+ in 2004. Your results are slightly better. Excellent show my friend.

can you provide details of how tou captured the data? how many frames at what interval? also what is your process flow? amazing video!

I have got that telescope as a gift. But I don’t have an ASI camera ( to expensive for me) . How can I archive such images ( or videos) without an ASI camera? Is it possible ? All I can say is that the quality of my photos are far away from your videos ( just took pictures with an Adapter and a camera ) 😊🤷🏻‍♀️.

I never thought about using the 130 for astrophotography. But seeing this, I'm giving it a try.

Hi Kyle, thanks for your video, it's so great! Just one question... what do you mean by rotating every 15 minutes or so? Should the camera rotate? Sorry for the ignorance, I have the same telescope and I make the modify to get prime focus, thanks for your help and greetings from Spain

For this are you tracking with just your 6se mount ? I have a celestron 127 SLT and tracking is iffy most of the time, using CPWI software, make it easier to set up but I wish it would track better after alignment . I try to get at least 4-5 objects to align with but haven't tried to sync to an object after alignment, since I started using the CPWI program. And what astro camera are you using?

If you could help me, I have a SCT and it seems to be collimated but the stars are like yours, not pinpoint and wobbles, is this normal for SCT? I have a Dob as well and it is pinpoint and the stars do not wobble. Looking at stars with SCT seems to be disappointing, moon looks good, terrestrial viewing is great, I can see ants on pole 30-40m away (clearer than the dob), stars just look crap. Do I have a dud?

Hi Kyle. I like your video. What’s your take on why plenty of the craters are clearly hexagonal in shape? Everywhere. Even in the photo you showed of the skipping splash craters….

Nice video, interesting!

I have tried this with my EHD800. It is very difficult to collimate due to no exact measurements of the symmentry of the diffratciton rings and also the influence of the heat by targeting the adjustment screws. So for my opinion it is not the best solution to operate the collimation with such a star at all. additonally negative effects due to bad seeing. Im changed over to a collimation system with camera. but here we have also a lot of problems to do this in a perfect way because the camere only sees a very small round picture in the middle and mots of the camera resolution is lost. all together this collimation is a game with unknown end. For the best results an optical bench with plan parallel mirror and a laser system is necessary.

Another upload!We all win!Love your videos❤❤

Jack and the bean stork

It looks like a buried giant mound..

Bones.. Statues..

great video! keep it up

Channels like yours deserve much more attention and appreciation but instead stupid brain-rotting “entertainment” channels lead this app

very cool buddy.

I use mirorless no mod needed

Experiencing the eclipse was the closest in my opinion to being on another planet that I’ll ever feel in my life

Loved this

It's so cool

nice shots! i stayed at Mueller in late winter a few years back, amazing spot but didnt lug a camera up with me, wish I had! good video

I recommend ClearOutside as well for weather as it's also designed for astronomy!

Thanks!

you look l;ike Elon

Thats really incredible! Keep up the good yt vids!

Amazing! Especially considering the size of those rings! What was the frame rate on the animated portions?

Shawn says “Great Job, Kyle! Looks like an amazing adventure - And I’m glad you avoided all the orcs!”

Keep it up Kyle,You are my favorite astrophotographer!❤

Wow. Just wow!

Glad somebody caught these! I was seeing them at a astronomy outreach event but didn't have my laptop with me to image.

From your footage what is really amazing me is the stability of those magnetic field lines!!! Like planet-sized chunks of plasma flying through it but the shape of their trajectories remains perfectly still with time… insane!

Very nice video.Thanks for everything!❤

Another great video Kyle. You deserve a lot more views than you get.

The sun is close. That’s why you can see such details. Not bigger than earth

way to go Kyle. Nice images.

This is really awesome stuff, I’m an amateur astronomer from Mahikeng, South Africa

Would you be able to direct me to a tutorial on how to photograph with a Celestron 130SLT? I modded the telescope based on other videos I’ve seen… but still not 100% sure on how to get the correct camera setup and timing.

Ima buy that scope very soon.

I absolutely love your videos!Hope you upload soon!❤

I found the 4se at a pawn for $140 and snatched it up! The tripod alone is worth that much.

Congrats on your success! Have you considered Denali as a future challenge? I just made it to the top of Rainier using the same route as you, and now I'm looking into Denali for myself.

GREAT video, Kyle. I wish the videos I posted about RSpec got as many views!

Hey Kyle. I bought a pop up privacy shelter for camping. You can use it to use the restroom or change clothes. I use it when using this telescope bc of the wind factor that you had warned about and it works great