Jupiter Through my Orion XT8 Telescope

Jupiter through my Orion XT8 Dobsonian Telescope

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[reilea]

My daughter had to take a cheap telescope back to Walmart this Christmas It was a foot long and the circumference was smaller than a papertowel holder, like, an inch across, cheap looking, it didnt even pick up anything. My brother in the 60's had one that was 2 feet long and the circumference was 3 inches across. My brother could see the moon but not very well so you know that tiny one from Walmart was garbage. Thanks for this! I'm going to show him this video so to encourage him to keep looking up! PS, I can barely see the striations of Jupiter through your telescope, but I CAN see them! How we're you able to show us, used your cell phone pointing through the telescope or a special camera? Huge thanks! How much was that telescope cuz I see some are over $1, 000

[vincentcorrado-il]

THIS is the content the internet was made for. Thank you for this.

[MagiRaz]

My family is gone, and I've been on my own for a long time. I'm a huge sci-fi fan, and to offset some of the sadness I feel around the holidays I normally spend Christmas in the back of my truck somewhere outside the city limits, sipping hot chocolate and star-gazing. It's nice to imagine a life among the stars. Thanks, for getting me a little closer.

[KnightOnBaldMountain]

There’s nothing like observing Jupiter and Saturn through your own telescope. Jupiter is my favorite. Those four moons are so bright!

[itzsaturn]

That’s crazy how you can see the moons and Jupiter it’s so far away thxs for showing us

[TheAikiToneRanger]

The world needs this sort of positive energy. With all the ugliness and unnecessary pain and struggle in the world today, THIS is what the world needs.

[cjadrien]

I’ve seen Jupiter represented in film, documentaries, and in textbooks, but never through a telescope like that. There’s something awe inspiring about seeing the real thing like that 😮

[Fateful]

You just made me feel like, everything is going to be okay. Thank you. Very positive energy

[Exen]

It’s amazing to know that the first observer of this was hundreds of years ago. And the fact that we know he did and now also observing what he saw in the same manner. It’s just amazing. I love science!

[lefkytheshin]

I'm not very knowledgeable regarding the cosmos, but I'm a sucker for just looking up and marveling at the heavenly bodies.

[youtubewatcher]

From those of us who always wanted to have a telescope when young but never did because money was tight, thank you. BIG THANK YOU!

[dustysdisciple]

I love how genuinely enthusiastic you are, it is contagious.

[ygnacioavila]

Thank you my man for enriching our life with your videos, showing us that witch we can not see with our eyes. Thank you

[DaddyZeke]

The Bob Ross of astronomy! Love his voice and kindness.

[Randomstuff-umnz]

I love space because it makes me feel how small we are and how smaller our problems are and that everything is temporary..❤️

[Laura-rtzu]

My Christmas was a beautiful day for me and my husband. He had a stroke and heart attack 10 months ago. We are thankful to be together!!!

[lesleyM]

Christmas was serene and quiet, on my own as ever..fresh, cool air in the morning, a beautiful glowing sunrise, absolutely zero traffic noise and just a special kind of harmonious buzz in the air😌😌😌.. was a very nice day

[fk]

I need a friend like you in real life, someone I can just drift into the midnight stars with. No problems, no anxiety and depression. Just calmness that reaches the depths of the soul

[altgirlinthestix]

I've never seen anything like this. You radiate positive energy, and thank you for showing me a real time visual of Jupiter, that is amazing ❤

[goldnuggetsales]

This video made my night. It reminded me how small we are in the big picture. Thank you.