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Thank u for making this video it was very helpful

what the hell was that at 1:02. on the left part of the moon shot

Today I had the opportunity to see Jupiter with the naked eye,for the first time of my life it is beautiful, a creation of our God

The bonuses at the end was a great idea. Would love to know what other notable sights eg the Andromeda Galaxy looks like through a 5' scope

Very informative and as you say the stuff noone - most notably the thelescope makers - don't tell you. So many people spurred on my dubious claims expect far more than they will see. People, particularly beginner astronomers, should be taught to manage expectations and be appreciative of the scale.magnificence of what they do observe.

Thank you

Those rainbow blinking flatearther stars are fake , as expected

This is one of the most hated telescopes among amateurr astronomers... It has a spherical mirror instead of a parabolic one, and it is unusable at higher magnifications.

1:49 Saturn cosplaying as Uranus 💀

When someone tells me "Uranus is difficult to be seen..." I totally agree...

you are very helpful

Not all planets in the solar system! Where is Earth???

Very good, thankyou!

Thanks for sharing

Hoy hice tomas del sol por primera vez y observé varias manchas solares

I am a beginner and planning to buy one. But can anyone elaborate, why every telescope starting from hundred to thousands of bucks ... is a BEGINNER TELESCOPE?

Where's Pluto 😭

Thanks

Thanks 🙏 for the great work and video 👍🙏🏆🌌🌠🔭

An excellent insight into the capabilities of the 130eq!, very enjoyable. Thank you...

Thank you so much

ya se dieron cuenta que en el minuto uno 7 hasta el minuto uno 11, pasa un objeto???

Is there lore reason why those plans in sol system

you caught some kind of moving object between 1:00 and 1:10 middle left of screen

This is excellent. Wish I saw it before I got my 130 EQ (so a week or two ago), not that I'm not happy, Now I know what's realistic. I saw Jupiter and a few of it's larger moons for the first time tonight. And got some great detail on THE moon. I'll certainly be coming back here for reference. Thanks again.

Wake up. Flat earth exists

oh and i think you don't need expensive cameras. just find a nice DSLR, also used of course. don't need something that is named asi or something. be creative and you will be rewarded.

yo people. first of all, look for used equipment, not new. if you are a beginner and low budget like i am, do this, you'll find equipment that costs less than half of new price. please just don't throw your precious money out of the window. you take care of yourselves my brothers and sisters.

What I would suggest is spend 90% of your budget on the mount. You'd probably get great photos with a $50 scope on a $1,000 mount.

Horrible telescope

1:32, I suspect that random star is Callisto, since it's similar brightness and distance :)

Thank you!

To get this to actually look good you have you to an $800 mount because the mount is too shaky and a $200 astronomy camera along with software.

Give me a suggestion that i want to buy a telescope under 30000 indian rupee which one should i buy to viewing all planets and some nearer galaxies???? Can u please reply

Even Uranus is out of focus.Is that the best you can do? Focus man focus!!

Thank you for making this video❤🥺

What passed through the moon when u had used the ASI- (left hand edge)

Hello, wonderful video, especially the moon, with a lot of detail. As for the planets, I am not very convinced, my friend. In order to see the planets in more detail, what is the appropriate telescope? Thank you very much.❤

Will view from Sky Watcher BK1309 EQ-2 Be the same as this telescope?

How powerful of an eyepiece did you use on Neptune? That is awesome!

Can you see the moon clear and bright as this picture with this telescope starter kit?

How did you take the images?

Hi Im thinking about buying this telescope the astramaster 130eq MD because it's a reflection one and I already own telescope a refractor one a 6 inch meade one it gd but I want something Abit more better details etc do you recommend this telescope before I buy it ?

very nice pictures. thanks, i hope you add more videos

Any idea what that was the flew across the face of the Moon at 1:00 ? Around 8 O'Clock

I have the 130mm Saxon eq 900mm focal length telescope and I agree with this video. You can get better images of Jupiter, Saturn and Venus if you take a video and process.

Good video but all of these pictures can be vastly improved

can you see some nebulas or galaxies too? like andromeda galaxy?

Can somebody tell me what lens is good i have a celestron powerseeker 70az and it came with 4mm 15mm and 20mm lenses

legend, great video.