Non-stop Night Sky Tour / Feb 2023 - SiOnyx Sport

A continious tour of the night sky planets and constellations in February 2023 from darkest Sittingbourne, Kent, UK. This was filmed in real-time on a SiOnyx Aurora Sport. It's not the finest of the range, but is the cheapest. Only the 'Pro' version is better by being able to record stars around one magnitude fainter, but at twice the price, I couldn't justify it during lockdown. Music by www.cbsongs.co.uk www.outerspacebooks.com

[@Ludiscnature]

amazing video thankyou

[@JauneMacReady]

Great tour of the sky. Thank you 🙂👍

[@jamaldaniels9759]

darn this is sad people are pollluting the sky with lights it looked good before the downfall smh!

[@astroroadshow]

White LED streetlights can't be filtered out. If yellow was chosen then it could have. The town of Winslow, Arizona is the only town I have ever seen that used yellow LEDs. An anti-yellow filter does work, There will never be any such equivalent white filter as is crosses every part of the spectrum.

[@jamaldaniels9759]

alright tbh i don't really see much stars in my night sky i'm in a city area so like the lights really darn the sky but they help us so hmmmmmmmmmm i guess you can see a lot of stars if you go to a place that doesn't have much lights like a desert definitely if you gonna head to the desert get a idk things to look at the night sky in dark places

[@astroroadshow]

@@jamaldaniels9759 Yes light pollution is a shame. Do try to see the stars from a beach, or yes best of all, a desert. I shot this last year in Northern Arizona. Back there again next month.. ruclips.net/video/Ck9NS2kRzxY/видео.html

[@jamaldaniels9759]

@@astroroadshow alright thanks!