What YOU can SEE with a $0.00 TELESCOPE! 👀✨🔭
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0:00 Intro
0:45 1. Meteors
1:22 2. Satellites
2:20 3. Nebulae
2:54 4. Galaxies
3:20 5. Star Clusters
3:44 6. Planets
4:23 7. Moon
4:57 8. Wildlife
5:30 The Best and Worst places to Stargaze
5:46 Tenerife
6:55 Maldives
8:25 Rural England
8:53 Urban England
9:21 Pisa
9:41 CENTRAL LONDON
10:30 Helpful Tips
11:38 Next time!
12:07 Outro
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This video features some of my favourite clips from my last 7 years of stargazing!! 😁👍
The goal of this Video is to try and give an insight into what the night sky looks like depending on your location.
In the hopes that this will showcase that there are still many wonders that can be witnessed in our night sky, even without an expensive telescope! 👀🔭
As well as a few tips on how you can maximise the number of stars you can see.🌟
Hope you enjoy,
Clear skies 🙂
honestly bortle 6 ain’t so bad if you get a good enough view and stay outside in 2°c temps (I’ve seen 8 satellites in a row before very cool) anyway good vid but what about travel costs 🤨
Nice
yes its really sad, i wish I could see the night sky like this, but unfortunately even bright stars and planets like jupiter are getting harder to see nowadays
jupiter is not a star just so u know
jupiter is actually a star@@rayn-un2rk
@@FLAM1nWaffl3xJupiter is a planet?
@@Iliveunderrock he edited it
I see jupiter in indonesia so its not hard
Just got my dslr, star adventurer tripod, 75-300mm lense and the star adventurer 2i. Gonna star imaging soon!
Amazing, best of luck! 😃👍🏻
@@DamonScottingthanks!
@@AstroFifl koyebygggggggghjkjh
@@DamonScottingwait so those objects tat turn suddenly and become bright as they turn are those planes or satlites
that bat was actually really huge bruhv love your videos
'And this is astronomical' classic
4:10
Thats so cool! You can almost make out Saturn's rings
Man! your videos are just so... SOOTHING! I just love em'! My best wishes for your exciting future
I live somewhere wheres theres light pollution, and i actually had seen the 7 sisters, its beautiful.
I've never been to the southern hemisphere, but I imagine the Large Magellanic Cloud is really cool to see, being even larger in the sky than Andromeda. Also, the galactic core seen directly up while the sun is directly below in the southern hemisphere, must be amazing to see.
as someone who's seen the sky in both hemispheres, the south is on another level. May/June, Bortle 1, new moon, high elevation. It's actually insane
Okay so in New Zealand there is a place called lake tekapo and it is one of the top places for stargazing in the world, and you get to see the Magellanic Clouds right above your head (when I first saw them I thought they were just clouds)
@@hannabanana2461 fhhfghrh
Yeah we’re pretty cool down here. 🙂
saw both magellanic clouds from far west nsw, and they're essentially just grey clouds, but they're pretty nice
Can't wait to see more of the series. Great video!
You are incredible. Thanka
I loved this video! I live in a bortle 9 and I haven't had a lot of time away from the city since getting into astronomy. Moon and the planets are great but I'm looking forward to my next trip to a dark location to see more objects. To be honest, the city sky still has a lot to offer if you have a pair of binoculars, but I'd love to see some deep sky objects that are impossible to catch in the city.
Just some tips: when using a flashlight, use a red flashlight because red lights minimize light pollution. Also if your using an iPhone to take pictures of the night sky, you can use long exposure which is an option on the camera. And when taking long exposures you should try and lean it against something because when it’s still enough it can do a 30 sec exposure. And the last tip is to use an app like SkyView Lite and or Stellerrium because you can navigate the night sky with them. (I also recommend bringing binoculars)
Love your videos ❤ kkeep doing what you're doing ✨
When science becomes art
Much love, very nice content:)
thank you, your video is very inspiring
This is such an awesome channel!!❤
idk why i was expecting a really cheap diy telescope from this vid
but holy shit that bat was friggin huge
This is for sure some astronomically great content
Great video!
love your videos man ....
I walk out, every reasonable evening, to marvel at the sky, photograph objects, and spot satellites. It never gets boring.
Another great video!! Can you please review "blinkers" like a small star like flash out of nowhere, you must have seen these. Some people call them tumblers. Thanks
Andromeda absolutely is NOT the most distant thing we can see with the naked eye. The Triangulum Galaxy is right next door to Andromeda and is farther and fainter still. Even though it's smaller, it's still easily visible in a dark sky with good vision.
Just in time 😎
the bat got me 💀
If light pollution didn't exist, you could just look out from your window and see all the stars :( it's sad
Before colonisation we had that, but you lot whinge still anyway.
Keiridie
1 cool fact: You can still see the remnant of stars when you look at yourself!
went to Cairngorms National Park (Scotland) and spent a night wild camping... spent most of it staring at the stars :)
3:40 outta pocket but funny
How are you able to shoot a smooth video of the stars at 5:50 and 6:45? Like what camera do you use and what settings? I've always wanted to take a video of the stars but usually I can only see a few stars through my camera when I'm in a Bortle 3-2 area.
Had a clear sky today in a few weeks, and saw a line of around 10 to 15 starlink satelights travelling across the sky in a straight line, quite a spectacle. Also saw another bright light and I believe that was the ISS. Also saw jupiter banding through my telescope, saturn and the seven sisters. Unfortunately, even though I'm 10 miles from Leeds, it still affects my night sky quite a bit because of all the light pollution.
I saw a meteor ( we called it falling star, back then) when I was a teenager back home in Antique, Philippines, maybe about 35 years ago…back then, my hometown barely had any houses around, it was so dark at night, you can see the night sky so clearly…if I knew then what I know now, I should’ve looked at the night sky very differently…now, it is in my bucket list to see the Milky Way and the northern lights!
Come to Nepal, we have Bortle 1s and 2s all over the country.
i have seen this star link satelites, its really cool
5:25 this is the best part of the video 😭😭😭
Wow 😮
Great Video. I have never seen the milky way.
Greetings from Germany
I live in Germany, but in a more suburban place like smaller villages. I was able to not only capture the milky way, but also see it ! Unfortunately, light pollution is still present, messing up my astrophotography images.
I always see the 52 satellites from starlink at night it's very cool.
What were you using to zoom into Jupiter and Saturn like that so easily, I love how you were able to see Jupiters moons and Saturns ring
5:25 FORK DID YOU SEE HOW BIG THAT BAT WAS??? lmao
Commenting for Algorithm. Keep up your passion!
Pleiades is very faint in my night sky, but I can still see it.
FREE TELESCOPE!
edit: LOL NUMBER ONE I BLINKED I MISSED IT
edit 2: one problem... THE WEATHER
naww about the meteor one, we were just randomly at the beach at like 9 pm one day, a huuge meteor passed right over us and it was so close i could see the red burning side of it quite clearly. It wasnt glowing all that much like in the video and it way heading a quite strange angle (from north to south) it was so close infact it at most was 2 Kilometers above us. took like 2 seconds to reach from the very far back to invisible. Made no noise tho. i wasnt expecting to see it, was litterally turning to my side and looked up a lil' and would you look at that! A darn meteor litterally right above us. Happened last years summer.
Some days ago
We went to our village (there was not so much light pollution, some of them dont even know what is bulb or led)
It was like i can see the whole universe from there. I saw some constellations. Maybe i saw a nebula (idk that was actually a nebula but i googled that and that nebula was literally at the same sky) and the most fun part is i saw andromeda galaxy in my naked eye. That was the best experience of my life
Ji
One of the scariest things when looking at the stars is wildlife. A hedgehog scared me one night
I absolutely would love to live in a better place for gazing.
I’m trying to find some really good telescope for star gazing. Can you make some videos of the top telescopes of 2023? That would help a lot. :D I like the video
He doesnt make that type of content, this aint a review channel :/
I’ve been to a bortle 2 area in a under 10 miles away from towns
I saw the space station to in Philippines in day time.
What happened to the wonders of the night sky series?
I have also seen the 1st one but a shower of that
I was driving with my dad near our house, keep in mind we live in a light polluted area except for our house where you can see the Milky Way and while I was driving with my dad I saw 2 meteors fly across the sky one crossed the sky and the other was short and stubby.
May I ask,I have only just became interested in astronomy due to seeing something I couldn't explain and when I told friends they said it was simply a meteorite but I don't agree!I saw what I thought was 3 stars and took a uneducated guess it was Orion's belt but the 2 outside stars started slowly moving downward leaving the centre one static and then in a unbelievable speed turned 360' and shot upwards super fast
Could you please tell me what I witnessed.
in this part 5.27 of the video, can someone explain what that table is it goes in the sky, I've seen it a couple of times
I cant see the orion nebula through my telescope, I can't find it, I am seeing a lot of stars there and a bright dot star or something, I think it is 1 of the 3 in the constellation or it is the orion I just don't see it that pretty
1:41 I seen that to in a different area, I also think it’s a spaceship.
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I live in an area that has alot of light pollution but not alot and i've experienced no light pollution one time 8 years ago in the country side
where is this
0:33 I saw it was a question mark ❔
Once I saw a meteorite well I didn't see it but I saw a reflection off the ground it was a bright red flash and it was very very bright but I didn't actually see it unfortunatly
Hey do you know how we in Berlin can see the moon night and day??? CLEARY??
telescope: $0.00
private villa in maldives: $10,000/night
I saw saturn with a naked eye
I wish I was you!
3:17 Can someone explain why there is another smaller galaxy behind the big one?
It’s a galaxy orbiting andromeda
@@coconutbird8093 damn it’s living big out here
It's so light polluted here. But when I go visit grandparents, the sky is beautiful. But I'm not brave enough to go outside in the pitch black so I turn the lights on, place my phone on something like a chair and start capturing 8 sec long exposures. I couldn't do much since the lights are off and the camera is wide angle. But still the best photo I've ever taken after the one where I captured meteor pointing at the pleiades
I recommend that you use red lights when going outside because red lights are minimal light pollution compared to white lights. Also if your using an IPhone, you can take 30 sec exposures if you keep your phone still enough, I recommend leaning it against something
Well it makes the scene scarier
@@ExploringNew1 true, maybe just go out with someone else
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I live in pisa🙂
Do you see that light moving around what is it
5:21
Probably a bug
3:41 WHA-
from 5:20 to 5:27, looks like a tiny comet or something swirling in the air.
Laser
What's the best telescope you recommended for 700 dollars.
Free telescope, you mean
I'm pretty sure a 0 dollar telescope is our eyes
This man must be kiwi, like me, he called the star clusters the seven sisters or manakitanga (unless it’s called the seven sisters in other parts of the world and I’m just wrong)
Wait… I think he is British ignore this comment
Hahaha, I am British. It's most commonly referred to as the Pleiades or seven sisters here in England. Manakitanga sounds way cooler though 😅👍
Yeah it’s Māori for the seven sisters
I really hate the fact that light pollution has to be almost everywhere, and hide the beauty of the universe from us, i think there should be a day every year where all lights are completely turned off so people can appreciate the beautiful universe
What he use the outer wilds end song 😂
Ok, you were concerned about that bat, I'm more concerned with the possible UFO or UAP as we are now calling them in th3 same shot top right corner
The same* also if you are curious about the timestamp, it is in section 8
Its not ufo
@D.s.c.o.o.t you are talking about the faint thing in the background that straight up U-turns, right?
@@Kaiman_0076 Yes
I’M EARLYY YAY!!
5:21 that bug or something looks like a UFO. Well it's a UFO
There is a UFO or UAP if you look on the right side along the bat's path... I am surprised no one else has noticed it, I am still looking through the comments...
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I live in chicago I can never see any stars but like 3 😒
Me and my friend found a star going 4094m/k per hour
What the fuck is a 4094 meters per kilo per hour
why is the camera always out of focus
It’s no fair how you get to see the stars ☹️☹️
so what can you see with your eye's?
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Some bat for one bat
5:24
0.00
Wow 😮😮😮 😓😓 😓 ???
I ate a dog
I ate a cat
Wow that's in my opinion pretty tasty that's why...
I will eat another
"$0.00 TELESCOPE!" So this is just your way of saying our effing eyes!? Also yeah sure buddy just travel the world to get the best view of the night sky. Not like that'd cost anything!
Teneriffe?
*Laughs in Paranal*