Ring Nebula (M57) through my Backyard Telescope

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  • Опубликовано: 14 июл 2022
  • Live View of Ring Nebula M57 in Constellation of Lyra. Actually I saw the new released Ring Nebula image of James Webb Telescope, so I wantet to make a video where I captured the Nebula through my own Telescope. But JWST shows the Southern Ring Nebula NGC 3132 not the Ring Nebula M57. The diameter size of M57 is 1.3 arcminutes, NGC 3132 is 0.5, so only half the diameter of M57. You can get a feeling how small of a window James Webb is looking at.
    Music:
    Hazy - Universe ( • Hazy - Universe )
    Telescope: 10" Newton
    Mount: EQ-6
    ©Visuals by Astromagazine
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  • @Astromagazine
    @Astromagazine  Год назад +10

    For everyone, who did not see the Southern Ring Nebula Image of the James Webb Telescope yet (and all other images): www.nasa.gov/webbfirstimages

  • @chrisantoniou4366
    @chrisantoniou4366 Год назад +19

    I was talking to my neighbour in the early 90's about seeing Saturn through my telescope. My neighbour's 6 year old came in somewhere in the middle of the conversation asked if we were talking about the Hubble telescope. I said, "No, you can actually see all that through my own telescope", upon which he immediately replied, "That would be the Humble telescope then"...

    • @anassule6468
      @anassule6468 Год назад

      I wish I have a telescope to see many wonders

    • @chrisantoniou4366
      @chrisantoniou4366 Год назад +4

      @@anassule6468 I don't know how you are placed financially, but a reasonably good telescope to begin with, especially a good used one, is not expensive. Save up for it, it's worth it.

    • @anassule6468
      @anassule6468 Год назад +1

      @@chrisantoniou4366 OK thanks

  • @scorpio-yt6qe6mr7z
    @scorpio-yt6qe6mr7z Год назад +5

    Wow beautiful❤

  • @ConstelacionCosmica
    @ConstelacionCosmica Год назад +5

    lira is beautiful♥️

  • @davidg5898
    @davidg5898 Год назад +6

    Beautiful. M57 was the first object I ever found with just a star chart to guide me.

  • @DelsonFilho01
    @DelsonFilho01 Год назад +4

    The images released by JWT NASA are really stunning, but I wouldn't trade them for your wonderful videos! They are fantastic and beautiful songs.

  • @Mekki_Atk_n4me
    @Mekki_Atk_n4me Год назад +7

    amazing ❤😩

  • @alexandreluizalves
    @alexandreluizalves Год назад +2

    Beyond amazing.🙏❤️

  • @martynh5410
    @martynh5410 Год назад +1

    A very well made video. I enjoyed it a lot. The ring nebula is surprisingly bright and it’s one of the first images I took after imaging some planets.

  • @klttrll
    @klttrll Год назад +2

    I haven’t seen the southern ring yet
    But have definitely seen this ring nebula before

  • @akashbannu999
    @akashbannu999 Год назад +3

    ❤️❤️

  • @tonygameaddict_1168
    @tonygameaddict_1168 Год назад

    Very beautiful image of The Ring Nebula. You should try doing a live view of M16, the eagle nebula. Keep up the amazing work

  • @adesetiawan628
    @adesetiawan628 Год назад +1

    Good

  • @vibhavsharma4522
    @vibhavsharma4522 Год назад +4

    Which is better for astrophotography
    An 8inch dobsonian or a 6inch newtonian on an eq3 mount with motor drive??

    • @t0lex14
      @t0lex14 Год назад +2

      For sure 6inch with eq3

    • @user-dy2cs9jo2j
      @user-dy2cs9jo2j Год назад

      --redcat71--

    • @Astromagazine
      @Astromagazine  Год назад

      for astrophotography you need some kind of tracking system and for very long exposures you need auto guiding as well. I work without auto guiding, but my focus is on live footage. If I do long exposures I stack 1-2 sec exposures. Like t0lex14 said eq3 and 6inch sounds better. There are some dobsonian tracking systems but I never tried them.

  • @amaldevam98
    @amaldevam98 Год назад +2

    ☄️

  • @t0lex14
    @t0lex14 Год назад +2

    I see this nebula through my 5inch dob in bortle 8, obv its very faint.

  • @trapptrapp9387
    @trapptrapp9387 Год назад +3

    👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @___Ghoust2024___
    @___Ghoust2024___ Год назад

    Interesting fact:this video was taken during the maximum dimness of the Sheliak variable star to the right of messier 57 location on 0:50

  • @jaiaidmobin8344
    @jaiaidmobin8344 Год назад +1

    Great shot man.
    Did you process it with calibration frame? For such high ISO it is very clean shot. (Crying with ISO3200 in my smartphone :v)
    Also how clear was your sky (bortle scale)?

    • @Astromagazine
      @Astromagazine  Год назад +1

      I use the Sony A7s, max ISO is 400000 with this camera. Bortle Sky was 3-4 :)

  • @RCzan13
    @RCzan13 Год назад

    Very nice. I am currently trying to capture M57 with my 150p but with a 2x barlow. I would recommend it if you have more time under clear skies since M57 is so small + coma is almost gone even without a coma corrector (I see you dont use it) :)

  • @neutronstar5840
    @neutronstar5840 Год назад +3

    We see Ring nebula 2500y in the past, even Jesus didnt born yet.

  • @litoboy5
    @litoboy5 8 месяцев назад

    Great

  • @vibhavsharma4522
    @vibhavsharma4522 Год назад +1

    Plzz help with this problem

  • @AmatureAstronomer
    @AmatureAstronomer 7 месяцев назад

    Seems small and far away.

  • @lahiruranganath3466
    @lahiruranganath3466 Год назад +2

    1st

  • @yasin6267
    @yasin6267 Год назад +4

    👍🔭🇹🇷🌙🌑

  • @masterofthegame8764
    @masterofthegame8764 Год назад

    Lol nasa can't see it from earth that's why they send the JWST 1m far away, Here your saying you saw it (NOICE ONE MATE)
    no hate (SORRY) keep up mate you trying :)