I pointed my telescope at the sun (don't try at home)

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  • Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
  • Hello everyone! In this video I do a quick walkthrough of how I capture my solar images! It goes over setup, why filters are important, how to look at the sun, how lucky imaging works, and how images of the sun usually have false color. If you want to know what equipment I used to capture these images, here you go:
    telescope: the original was out of stock, this one is similar: bit.ly/3XvDikv
    Solar Filter: bit.ly/3EwwavE
    Camera: bit.ly/38UkRT0
    Mount: bit.ly/3w8R9BM
    For more info, check out my website: astrofalls.com/
    Thanks for watching!
    #astrophotography #solarphotography #Ipointedmytelesscopeatthesun #sunspots
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  • @illcaponesok833
    @illcaponesok833 Год назад +92

    I pointed my 127 EQ at the sun when I was 12. I still have the picture of me outside with my telescope pointing my telescope at the sun, the fact that I still have a right eye is a miracle.

    • @gansetsukon
      @gansetsukon Год назад +8

      AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!
      For just imagining it 😱

    • @TimberWulfIsHere
      @TimberWulfIsHere Год назад +16

      Turned that 127 EQ into a 79 IQ

    • @martelxy178
      @martelxy178 10 месяцев назад

      I guess you developed some illness in your eye if not that would be a miracle

    • @hmuphilly9129
      @hmuphilly9129 7 месяцев назад

      And then a DQ cashiers IQ@@TimberWulfIsHere

    • @JacobsimmonsYT
      @JacobsimmonsYT 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@TimberWulfIsHere-500 iQ

  • @sol_stice0
    @sol_stice0 Год назад +11

    “don’t try at home” continues to show step by step how to do this at home

  • @tonym.9186
    @tonym.9186 Год назад +20

    This is how much I know about the sun. I went outside on my driveway at about 10:00 am and felt the warmth of the sun and knew I could wear shorts today. Thank You and all others that watch and study that little light in the sky.

  • @mellamopepe619
    @mellamopepe619 Год назад +6

    Sweet setup. Definitely helps me appreciate astrophotography as a whole.

  • @woody5109
    @woody5109 Год назад +12

    I look at the sun using welding glass, it’s startling just how small the sun actually is and still, it’s casts all that energy on us, wow.

    • @TheOpiyoOgumaExperience-41
      @TheOpiyoOgumaExperience-41 Год назад +5

      I dont know what you mean but 21 million sized Mercurys can fit inot the sun..the sum is very hugeeeee

    • @r.o.o.k.
      @r.o.o.k. 8 месяцев назад +2

      He means in relation to how little space it takes up in the sky from Earth. Sure it's massive but it's so far from us.

  • @ConceptofFreedom
    @ConceptofFreedom Год назад +7

    The sun is my friend. The sun is hot. I like the sun. The sun is fun.

  • @dumpydalekobservatory
    @dumpydalekobservatory Год назад +5

    I've got the Bresser 127L which I use with a Herchel wedge & that works well for white light & I've got a couple of Coronado PST's one for Ha the other for Cak although getting a camera to work well on those is tricky but not impossible

  • @qx3V45p
    @qx3V45p Год назад +1

    Try that 127 on some nebula using SHO! :-) The Field Curvature shouldn't be too terrible on a micro 4/3rd's. A focal proper reducer could be fitted but probably need to switch out the focuser..

  • @Microtonal_Cats
    @Microtonal_Cats Год назад +5

    VERY good info. Thank you. I've been meaning to try this. And great trick of looking for the circle shadow to point the scope. I was wondering how I'd point it safely.
    I have some Badder solar film and a Optolong L-Ultimate Dual Bandpass. I know the Badder film will work, but will the Optolong work? Does it have to heat up, or did you use a special solar Ha filter that has to heat up? Thanks!
    Are you selecting / stacking video frames in Autostakkert RegiStax, or something else?
    And congrats on your helping with the M31 [OIII] emission arc. That's very cool.

    • @astrofalls
      @astrofalls  Год назад

      all you should need for observing is the solar film, I wouldnt stack it with a narrowband filter. and stacking is all autostakkert for me!

  • @Bria_Burton
    @Bria_Burton Год назад +3

    Beautiful! 7:43 Will you make that last portion a short?

  • @eliaskoff
    @eliaskoff 8 месяцев назад +2

    I have a question, as you know, the sun tilts 7.25 degrees, and the earth revolves around the sun after six months. Does the sun’s tilt change direction, or is it the same position? for all the year

  • @fazergazer
    @fazergazer Год назад

    You must have the Barlow adapter to get the f# slow enough for the etalon? I see that quark filter has a 4.2X Barlow already!

  • @cihadelichaus8632
    @cihadelichaus8632 4 месяца назад

    Awesome really nice job 👏

  • @whatmattersmost6725
    @whatmattersmost6725 Год назад +5

    Note: Per Daystar any scope larger than 102mm or 4"/5" should have a ERF filter on the front. I was told on the Solar CloudyNights forum that you can use a 99% Dielectric diagonal with a Ha filter threaded in front to reduce/block of the solar heat. I reached out to Daystar and they said that a 80mm to 102mm scope and smaller no need for a ERF filter, but when a 120mm/130mm and larger then the amount of heat from the Sun needs a ERF filter in front, I wished they were not so costly! Looking forward using my Daystar and my 102mm scope and the ZWO 533 camera. Thanks

    • @astrofalls
      @astrofalls  Год назад +4

      Good to know, ive been using a uv/ir cut filter at the back as an ERF

    • @whatmattersmost6725
      @whatmattersmost6725 Год назад +1

      @@astrofalls I have an UV/IR but a member on CL said that an Ha filter would be better at reducing the heat? Maybe both could be used together... Please test and make a video.

  • @ajdaniels
    @ajdaniels Год назад +3

    Awesome video. Could you show your editing process in a bit slower? It's always nice to get some more inspiration for my own work flow. Your images look distinctly different from what I usually achieve

  • @RenGV33345
    @RenGV33345 Год назад

    Good work

  • @xZ_0Oom
    @xZ_0Oom 12 дней назад

    Can you please do this video again with the new speculations of a sun simulator?

  • @nebulasky522
    @nebulasky522 Год назад +1

    Amazing! I have similar setup, but a I don't know process a timelapse. Which program do you use?

    • @astrofalls
      @astrofalls  Год назад +1

      A mish mash of a bunch! Autostakkert to stack, IMPPG to preprocess, Photoshop to align frames, davinci to render the timelapse

    • @nebulasky522
      @nebulasky522 Год назад

      @@astrofalls Thanks for your answer! And to make the timelapse, do you make several short videos in the capture, or do you take photos from time to time? Then I suppose that when processing it would be necessary to do it photo by photo and then stack them all already processed and with the false color on?

  • @miketyson8933
    @miketyson8933 Год назад

    Stacking the images like high dynamic range, you think there would be a maximum amount before it got all noisy

  • @oliveralmqvist9999
    @oliveralmqvist9999 Год назад +2

    Discord light mode 💀

  • @cxntbagel
    @cxntbagel Месяц назад

    Pls do this again!!!

  • @gaylenemorley916
    @gaylenemorley916 Год назад

    Very interesting I once look in a sun telescope saw the sun yup

  • @Anurag.singh4114
    @Anurag.singh4114 7 месяцев назад +1

    Love you bro from india❤❤❤

  • @brkkz4082
    @brkkz4082 8 месяцев назад +1

    Why do we make the sun yellow or orange? Isn't its real color white?

  • @GRLVGD
    @GRLVGD Год назад +3

    How much time did the storms actually took to reach from 1 place to another in the end of the video? In how much time do we actually see it?

  • @bakerfx4968
    @bakerfx4968 Год назад +5

    Your RUclips name is much more tame than your Reddit name lol

  • @0truckmafk
    @0truckmafk Год назад

    wow! your video proves the sun is flat! Incredible find!!!

  • @debbielegros9828
    @debbielegros9828 Месяц назад

    How does it not destroy your lense and mirrors inside?

  • @KeyloWick
    @KeyloWick Год назад

    AR 127?? What caliber is that?

  • @tanker1425
    @tanker1425 7 месяцев назад +1

    nice views

  • @berkanbayraktar9046
    @berkanbayraktar9046 10 месяцев назад

    I'm using sun filter but still i can't see the sun with my telescope. Why ?

  • @luisb84
    @luisb84 Месяц назад

    Ray Charles would look at the sun no problem

  • @pickleroo253
    @pickleroo253 Год назад +1

    No amount of filter could convice me to put my eye to the eyepiece.

  • @logveri545
    @logveri545 Год назад

    it’s all filter including the shape

  • @jpf7942
    @jpf7942 4 месяца назад

    What's crazy is considering the sun is so far away, you can actually get clear, detailed pictures of it lol. How powerful are those lenses?😂😂

  • @jacky64
    @jacky64 Год назад +2

    So all the orange images of the sun we've been showed is a lie? I feel betrayed. Are the colourful stars they show also artificially coloured?

    • @raoulduke7668
      @raoulduke7668 Год назад +1

      no. Stars emitt a lot of light frequencies. It depends on what filter you use if you take footage.

  • @gothicm3rcy426
    @gothicm3rcy426 11 месяцев назад

    unless you know what youre doing and have a PROPER filter.... never point to the sun.... its ludicrous.

  • @FJBrandon
    @FJBrandon Год назад

    All the Walfare embracers taking note what to do to actually become handicap

  • @shaxbozvlogs
    @shaxbozvlogs Год назад

    Qoyil

  • @koambra
    @koambra Месяц назад

    😂

  • @RashidAli-fz6ss
    @RashidAli-fz6ss Год назад +2

    Allah is the greatest.

  • @peguanup
    @peguanup 11 месяцев назад

    Your video is not that one which I wanted to see and expected

  • @RepentOrPerish777
    @RepentOrPerish777 Год назад +1

    Follow Jesus Christ

  • @explorandoeluniverso6295
    @explorandoeluniverso6295 2 месяца назад +2

    Come on bro! You talk too much damn!! 5 minutes talking omg, show what you have to show bro. This is ridiculous

  • @currectedoflife8333
    @currectedoflife8333 Год назад +2

    ALLAHUAKBAR ☝️❤️

  • @counterstrike8840
    @counterstrike8840 4 месяца назад

    This guy is faking...

  • @trident8872
    @trident8872 Год назад +1

    You can get sun ☀️ in a mirror and point your scope at it and observe the Sun by using HA filter.

  • @benkempton6293
    @benkempton6293 Год назад

    Well, I never intend to point my telescope at the sun. Thanks for the advice, though!

  • @rsusi01
    @rsusi01 Год назад +2

    The sun and stars are angles with eyes they are not what you think they are and we’re not able to view them in their true form god created the sun moon and stars all of the planets are fallen stars