Stargazer builds a rooftop observatory | Tech It Out

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[vdiitd]

I LOVE stargazing. But most cities in India are so light polluted that I can't see more than a few planets and star clusters through my telescope. I wish city planners in India understood the importance of dark skies. 😔

[hanaashaba]

This man is a genius, all I can say amazing 🤔

[indroneel]

It's literally my wildest dream!!

[icost]

Very nice, thank you 👍

Don't need *"DRAMA"* every second of the day !

[shanepatrick]

Right in the middle of loads of light pollution. Solid choice.

[scotth]

Is the telescope built on a concrete pole going through the house into the ground? Because if you just mounted it on top of a wood-frame building, doesn't the floor bounce from wind and people walking around get magnified by the telescope? I'm really interested because I want to build a rooftop observatory, but everybody tells me it will be useless because of floor bounce.

[nd_KapKan]

Space agencies should give Him a tour of their biggest observatories.

[TheMrRockola]

Amazing! Impressive talent. Thank you for sharing this video.

[Nullabore]

Very cool indeed, well done that man ($330)

[jfakoggl]

Nice! And when cloudy he can ebserve the hot the neighbouring villages ;o)

[nilnull]

Meanwhile Indian edu system: "You shall not have the time, money, or the motivation to do home science. How dare you take your eyes off your textbooks and how dare you have a soul."

[markwiygul]

Wonderful video... I would love an elevated observatory that peeks above the house roof . . . Is there a method to reduce the vibrations of having it so high in the air? I'm guessing such a configuration would be more suited to a fast focal length telescope, to cut down on magnification (and vibrations) . . . capturing bright objects on short exposure. Any ideas?

[woody]

All I have to do is convince my wife……😶

[druggsc]

It's amazing how cheap this was accomplished considering the recycled casino carpet. lol 👍

[stormtrooper]

What do you call Someone watching female alians taking bath..? 🤔🤔😊

[timwilde]

Only way this works is for observation, especially given the budget. The vibrations from the building alone would make it next to impossible to use this platform for serious astrophotography - never mind his own movements.

[chutindrachodi]

India should build toilets so people
dont have to crap on streets.
India soon superpooper 2022. Jai Hind!

[jol]

If he don't believe the earth is flat, everything he discover is unless.

[khalingmorong]

What's the speciality of this looking like cement concrete mixture rooftop?🤣🤣 I don't see any speciality except the observation control by a computer and a binocular to see galaxies which is both a very common🥴🥴.. And will anyone explain how does a binocular can control weather. Am a science student but never came across how a binocular can control weather🤣🤣🤣