Hahaha, cheers! I'm flying home tomorrow, I've watched mbappe play live twice this tournament and we're going to be lucky if he doesn't bag 2 against us on Saturday! #ComeOnEngland 🏴🙌
Which one was your favourite? Can you suggest anymore cool objects that we can see in the night sky? 🌙 If you'd like to be in with a chance of winning one of the telescopes used in the video then check out my recent giveaway video. (I will never reply to your comment telling you have won a prize. There was a scammer in the comments who I have since blocked. The winners will be announced on this page on December 12th in a video by me). Good luck and clear skies ✨️
I like looking at the Sun. Feel like I can do it for hours... Although it doesn't really appear in the night sky for some reason; but what IS "night" really?!
My favourite are Orion and big dipper as I can see them with my naked eye whenever I want in night time. You are just amazing. I can see the excitement and happiness in your face while telling us all about this cosmic things. I love astronomy already and your videos increase my interest towards it even more. Please don't stop making these videos. Love you and our astronomy ❤️ Hope you read my comment 😊 From India 🇮🇳
I can smell a successful RUclips career that has begun. Best wishes for future endeavors. You're delivering great quality content. Your passion for astronomy is undoubtedly incredible. 👏
How do you get this clear video 13:30 onwards, it’s very nice which camera and lens u used for that shot. Keep going my friend I love your videos it’s very informative
2:10 I live in Nottingham, where would you suggest to go for dark skies around here without going up to the peak district? Hoveringham is good from personal experience along by the river
Hey damon, I've been amazed with astronomy ever since i can remember, and you really help me remember why i love it so much. I will forever appreciate that. Just wanted to say your really under rated and should definitely have as much subs as veritasium or someone like that so dont worry fame is right around the corner.
I absolutely love your passion!!! My husband thinks I'm crazy when I'm in the backyard for hours staring at the sky with my binoculars. I find it so fascinating and I'm just in awe of everything space has to offer. ⭐️🌕🪐 I'm currently trying to save for a telescope so the kids and I can enjoy it together like my brother and I used to do as kids. Fingers crossed I'm the lucky winner from your competition.🤞🏻 Thank you for sharing your videos. I love watching your joy and passion. It's wonderful to see!
thanks for this video. I recently got a telescope and my first DSO was the Hercules Globular Cluster! I didn’t realize what it was until I saw your clip and the star positions matched what I saw in my eyepiece!! Love your content, keep it up!
I'm in Australia and the coolest one here is the saucepan and handle!?? Now I don't know the official term.... Venus is a massive bright light in the Skye....I absolutely love the moon and have so many photos taken just from my phone camera and got some good ones of when she was pink at the end of last year.... My fav on your video was the one at the end sorry CHEMO BRAIN can't remember the damn name was it Andromeda?? I've always had a fascination with astronomy, mum had a book that I would sit and look at for hours on end she told me about all the stars and the formations etc, this book was also an Atlas of the world... Where I am living now back in the bush the sky is just so alive...I love it. You came across my feed somehow and I'm glad you did because you have just ignited my childhood passion and I'm going to have to buy me a telescope and camera so I have a really DAMN good excuse for not being able to sleep and I can star gaze all night ... I'm so excited!!!! Great job.... Thank you...... 💖
In my teens I saw Mercury through a pair of binoculars. I located it using an astronomy program which was written in Basic on a Commodore 64. I could see the surface of Mercury clearly and it looked the size of a small ping pong ball as the sun was setting. Unfortunately I am un able to locate it ever again as I don't live in a high apartment anymore. Thanks for the video it takes me way back and helps me find new sky objects.
M57, the Ring Nebula, was THAT object for me, because I couldn't believe such as strange shape, that resembles nothing on the sky I knew hitherto, is hanging up there to be found and seen.
Great video mate, I started Astronomy last Christmas when I bought my son a $200 scope. Now I'm hooked and loving Astrophotography. Your Video took me back to Christmas when I first looked at the Orion Nebula. Aw inspiring. Thank you mate.
What kind of music will multiversal rock band play? 🤔 Btw loved the episode as always. I agree with you Orion is the best object to see in the night sky although I wish we could see it the way you showed in your animation. 😍
I got to see the Orion Nebula through a telescope at the visitor's center on top of Mauna Kea. Truly breathtaking. Next time I go, I'm going up the visitor's center every night, lol. Which pair of binoculars would you recommend, or do you have a YT video covering this very question?
we, family of four, started with spotting Orion with naked eye and finding it's name from a mobile app, stellarium and then i found you. I believe our journey to the next worlds started.
Please point out what on the screen you are talking about. Two episodes I've watched and still have no idea where the Orion Nebula is. Also no idea as to the altitude of the space station, I struggle with it being 100km.
Damon your passion is infectious!! my personal favorite objects is actually the Orion constellation. It was the first object in the night sky I ever saw and remember looking at as a kid. I used to stand outside in the night and look at it from my driveway. Now whenever I’m outside, I always glance up to spot it, and every time it makes me feel like a kid again
Sirius is always the first thing i see in the night sky when i go out, aside the moon.. My favourite is probably Mars cause it looks like a red star at the nigh sky.. Saturn, jupiter capella and other stars can also be seen at the night sky even with light pollution! I saw all that just in our rooftop no telescope used
For me it is also the Orion nebula, however this video kinda sad realising i live in belgium with one of the worst light polluted areas, i mean i did see the nebula, but only very faint and when i saw the vieuw there it made me so stoked to visit a place like that once in my life where i can see the Orion nebula among the others in all their glory 🤘
Ayyy I just saw you on a Reddit clip with England fans being asked about Mbappe - hope you're having a great time man
Hahaha, cheers!
I'm flying home tomorrow, I've watched mbappe play live twice this tournament and we're going to be lucky if he doesn't bag 2 against us on Saturday! #ComeOnEngland 🏴🙌
@@DamonScotting Living the dream haha! Its going to be a good game
Reading this comment I remembered,
Bro why does our moon not have a common name 💀💀
@@Hemnin in fact there is. Luna!
@@greekrevoltontheway a common name bro
Which one was your favourite?
Can you suggest anymore cool objects that we can see in the night sky? 🌙
If you'd like to be in with a chance of winning one of the telescopes used in the video then check out my recent giveaway video.
(I will never reply to your comment telling you have won a prize.
There was a scammer in the comments who I have since blocked. The winners will be announced on this page on December 12th in a video by me).
Good luck and clear skies ✨️
I like looking at the Sun. Feel like I can do it for hours...
Although it doesn't really appear in the night sky for some reason; but what IS "night" really?!
Looks like an amazing place for a holiday ! Where is this ?
My favourite are Orion and big dipper as I can see them with my naked eye whenever I want in night time.
You are just amazing. I can see the excitement and happiness in your face while telling us all about this cosmic things. I love astronomy already and your videos increase my interest towards it even more.
Please don't stop making these videos.
Love you and our astronomy ❤️
Hope you read my comment 😊
From India 🇮🇳
Something about neptune or Uranus is just amazing (im not making a joke about uranus), i think its the colour
I love it when you can see Jupiter and it's moon with the naked eye. It's unlikely coz of pollution in big cities, but it's a sight for sore eyes.
I love the Pleiades and believe it or not, I love looking at our own Moon for hours.
Can you tell the name of your twlescope? I’ll like one too but have no idea what to chose
@@mads.kristensen1236 I have a Orion 4.5 Short Tube
I dont have any telescopes i just watch the moon with my nakes eyes i do it for hours our moon is amazing.
Cant see it on our rooftop🥲
Fr. We tend to get used to the moon but when u stop n look it’s always lookin back as pretty as ever 🌝
Officially my favorite channel.
😁🙏
I can smell a successful RUclips career that has begun. Best wishes for future endeavors. You're delivering great quality content. Your passion for astronomy is undoubtedly incredible. 👏
Let's go he has started uploading regularly!!!
great videos man you really inspire me
The Horse head nebula would be on my list of objects to see
Very beautiful! Mars is also a great view, specially these days in opposition. And comets are always a fantastic thing to see
Ur he best and your content is amazing😍😍
How do you get this clear video 13:30 onwards, it’s very nice which camera and lens u used for that shot. Keep going my friend I love your videos it’s very informative
I love how this channel has evolved! Been here since the first vid 🌟♥️
nice video mate I hope you have wonderful Christmas this year .
✨💫🌌 just love your concept ❤
So happy to see you back!! We missed you and your creative teaching. Hope ur well and good 👍 💓 😊
what was the camera you were using?
3:17 i been there mate
My favourite is definitely the pleiades star cluster ✨✨!
2:10 I live in Nottingham, where would you suggest to go for dark skies around here without going up to the peak district? Hoveringham is good from personal experience along by the river
Venus and the Hyades, the closest Star cluster to Earth. At only about 400 of so light years away.
God damn i wish i could watch new ones each day
Keep it up mayte
Love your content
Hey damon, I've been amazed with astronomy ever since i can remember, and you really help me remember why i love it so much. I will forever appreciate that.
Just wanted to say your really under rated and should definitely have as much subs as veritasium or someone like that so dont worry fame is right around the corner.
Been a fan of this channel for a long time, and still every single time a video comes out I get excited. Thank you for all the hard work, Damon!
The most underrated channel on youtube👏
Love your inspiration. Subscribed! I must get to a mountain top one evening for those amazing views.
I absolutely love your passion!!! My husband thinks I'm crazy when I'm in the backyard for hours staring at the sky with my binoculars. I find it so fascinating and I'm just in awe of everything space has to offer. ⭐️🌕🪐 I'm currently trying to save for a telescope so the kids and I can enjoy it together like my brother and I used to do as kids. Fingers crossed I'm the lucky winner from your competition.🤞🏻
Thank you for sharing your videos. I love watching your joy and passion. It's wonderful to see!
thanks for this video. I recently got a telescope and my first DSO was the Hercules Globular Cluster! I didn’t realize what it was until I saw your clip and the star positions matched what I saw in my eyepiece!!
Love your content, keep it up!
I'm in Australia and the coolest one here is the saucepan and handle!?? Now I don't know the official term.... Venus is a massive bright light in the Skye....I absolutely love the moon and have so many photos taken just from my phone camera and got some good ones of when she was pink at the end of last year.... My fav on your video was the one at the end sorry CHEMO BRAIN can't remember the damn name was it Andromeda??
I've always had a fascination with astronomy, mum had a book that I would sit and look at for hours on end she told me about all the stars and the formations etc, this book was also an Atlas of the world... Where I am living now back in the bush the sky is just so alive...I love it. You came across my feed somehow and I'm glad you did because you have just ignited my childhood passion and I'm going to have to buy me a telescope and camera so I have a really DAMN good excuse for not being able to sleep and I can star gaze all night ... I'm so excited!!!! Great job.... Thank you...... 💖
Amazing video broo 🤠
In my teens I saw Mercury through a pair of binoculars. I located it using an astronomy program which was written in Basic on a Commodore 64. I could see the surface of Mercury clearly and it looked the size of a small ping pong ball as the sun was setting. Unfortunately I am un able to locate it ever again as I don't live in a high apartment anymore. Thanks for the video it takes me way back and helps me find new sky objects.
Winter - Night Sky - Astronomy ahhh peacee!!! ✨
Thanks again 🙏 The Pleiades and Orion Nebula is defenitly some objects I want to try imaging when the weather and time will be here for me 🤩👌👌
0:19 damn bro he is enraged!
M57, the Ring Nebula, was THAT object for me, because I couldn't believe such as strange shape, that resembles nothing on the sky I knew hitherto, is hanging up there to be found and seen.
Astronomical is the JWST for us... Just had a spectacular view... Especially the ISS and astrotos...
Great video mate, I started Astronomy last Christmas when I bought my son a $200 scope. Now I'm hooked and loving Astrophotography.
Your Video took me back to Christmas when I first looked at the Orion Nebula. Aw inspiring. Thank you mate.
What was the scope called?
@@Cosmo47526 Skywatcher 114/500 AZ Reflector Telescope
Please describe about exoplanets like Kepler 452b etc..
Damon ure a Legend, never stop making these vids!!!! Ive admired the cosmos sice i was a child.
What kind of music will multiversal rock band play? 🤔
Btw loved the episode as always. I agree with you Orion is the best object to see in the night sky although I wish we could see it the way you showed in your animation. 😍
I just searched "Ethereal Music" and then played a few before choosing this as my favourite.
Thanks 👍
I got to see the Orion Nebula through a telescope at the visitor's center on top of Mauna Kea. Truly breathtaking. Next time I go, I'm going up the visitor's center every night, lol. Which pair of binoculars would you recommend, or do you have a YT video covering this very question?
12:36 a multiversal rock band does sound like the ultimate goal!
we, family of four, started with spotting Orion with naked eye and finding it's name from a mobile app, stellarium and then i found you. I believe our journey to the next worlds started.
We saw ISS pass over Australia about 8 week ago very cool
Bro I miss you and your video thanks for comeback Love form India 💞💝💝
Me and my sister love to watch the Pleiades coz its so easy to spot them in the night sky.
And congratulations for your new subscriber (the crabs) 😂
😂😂😂
I have a question if you dont mind. What would a 525x telescope be able to see? I've been wanting to get into stargazing for a while now.
Are u a beginner?
If so get a dobsonian whatever one suits your budget
Don't buy any cheap telescopes on eBay or Amazon buy one of a reliable company
Can you maybe review the Mizar 70/900 telescope? Anyway, cool video!
I’m curious how the stars are so well defined in a lot of the clips of you talking. You can make out the Milky Way perfectly in this shot. 4:21
I just can't believe that we can see the craters of the moon, with a really cheap telescope. Maybe that should also be in this cool objects list.
We should go outside and watch mars now its event today 😀
I cant do that , the weather really bad here 😶
Please point out what on the screen you are talking about. Two episodes I've watched and still have no idea where the Orion Nebula is. Also no idea as to the altitude of the space station, I struggle with it being 100km.
The weather is bad here today 😢
Same… I wanted to use my telescope so bad today
Nice video, I agree on 6 of these wonders but I would say the moon instead of th ISS( iIn binocular or scope, it's amazing) and yeah, M42 is the best.
Great vid, subscribing. Have you looked at the moon with a pair of binoculars? Omg.
The ring Nubla !!!
I would love to know what we will look like in the years like when we evolve just like how humans right now learning about our past as a living being
anybody else noticed the galaxy that orbits andromeda? (M33) 2:04
Thank you for the inpiration
Damon your passion is infectious!! my personal favorite objects is actually the Orion constellation. It was the first object in the night sky I ever saw and remember looking at as a kid. I used to stand outside in the night and look at it from my driveway. Now whenever I’m outside, I always glance up to spot it, and every time it makes me feel like a kid again
Sirius is always the first thing i see in the night sky when i go out, aside the moon.. My favourite is probably Mars cause it looks like a red star at the nigh sky.. Saturn, jupiter capella and other stars can also be seen at the night sky even with light pollution! I saw all that just in our rooftop no telescope used
I want to know your telescope details please tell me or make your telescope details video please.
I want to know. 🙂
Will do, soon! 😁🤝
Well......
That's cool 😎
Where are plaedis? Roughly! I can't find them.
I seen you violate that scope 😂😂
To be honest, when I first looked at your channel, I thought you had like 2 million subscribers
For me it is also the Orion nebula, however this video kinda sad realising i live in belgium with one of the worst light polluted areas, i mean i did see the nebula, but only very faint and when i saw the vieuw there it made me so stoked to visit a place like that once in my life where i can see the Orion nebula among the others in all their glory 🤘
Bro, Astronomical s3 ? 🙃
i think the moon should count too
i think venus is a bit more amazing because you can sometimes see the crescent shape with your naked eye
Nice video. The ISS actually orbits ~ 417 km above from the earth, definitely not 100 km.
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Im getting a $400 telescope you think i can look at the closer galaxies like andromeda?
Northern Night Sky
The polution☕️
The univers is all unknown with great creations all palaces
Big Dipper and then the North Star
YAWNS
If you ask me...THE best thing we can see in our night sky is the MOON ❤️🌕
The colliding bro is scary idk what will happend to our milky way and what will happend to earth bro 2 earths nah bro
alright who tf made the thumbnail 😭
Damon , my 7 year old son says we can call the seven sisters , seven separate sisters once they move apart , 250 million years in the future 😆😆