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Saturn Through my Telescope This Morning!

 
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Jaw dropping!
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A pic of Saturn on Saturnday. Keep up the good work.
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Magnificent, I hear Saturn, the Planet of Karma is really a Giant AI machine

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5* amazing and gorgeous!!!!
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Here's a quick clip I shot of Saturn this morning through the 11" telescope. Here's the full resolution stacked image:
[link to drive.google.com (secure)]
Saturn's largest moon Titan can be seen in the upper right.
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One of the creepiest planets. Cool, but creepy.
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It looks fake.

But I have seen it through a telescope at the University of Colorado, and it looked fake then, too!
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and i have seen it thru mine too and it looks real.. what is this garbage?
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I have seen it through a telescope too, and it did not look fake, but it did not look real either. It looked unreal. Fantastic. How could something so strange exist? It's a wonderful being, whatever it is.
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Absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing.
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Beautiful, Astro.
I suggest everyone view the stacked image w/Saturn and its moon Titan at the googledrive url given by Astro:
[link to drive.google.com (secure)]
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Astro - I bet Saturn is stunning through an eyepiece in your new scope. Years ago I blew my neighbor's kids minds showing them Saturn in my small refractor. It was very beautiful with the rings/Cassini Division clearly visible.
It's amazing how the eye/brain combo compensates for poorer seeing and produces a stable, sharp, colorful image in your brain.
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Have fun and thanks. 5 stars.

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Beautiful, Astro.
I suggest everyone view the stacked image w/Saturn and its moon Titan at the googledrive url given by Astro:
[link to drive.google.com (secure)]
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Astro - I bet Saturn is stunning through an eyepiece in your new scope. Years ago I blew my neighbor's kids minds showing them Saturn in my small refractor. It was very beautiful with the rings/Cassini Division clearly visible.
It's amazing how the eye/brain combo compensates for poorer seeing and produces a stable, sharp, colorful image in your brain.
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Have fun and thanks. 5 stars.

R.
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Yes I saved that image! Gorgeous addition to my digital frame hf
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Cool!
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Awesome, thanks for sharing.
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5 Stars and a big "Thank You", Astro!
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This is really cool. Now I'm wondering. If Saturn is roughly 863 million miles away...what is the delay time from what you see in the telescope vs. real time? If light travels 186K miles a second....wait I think I can figure this out. 863,000,000m/ 186,000m/s = 4,640 seconds or like 77 minutes.

So correct me if I'm wrong. What you are viewing actually happened 77 minutes prior on Saturn?
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Fuck. Now I have to get up at 0430 to see this. Yeah, I live up north.
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Thank You !!!!
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Wow! That is pretty cool.
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This is really cool. Now I'm wondering. If Saturn is roughly 863 million miles away...what is the delay time from what you see in the telescope vs. real time? If light travels 186K miles a second....wait I think I can figure this out. 863,000,000m/ 186,000m/s = 4,640 seconds or like 77 minutes.

So correct me if I'm wrong. What you are viewing actually happened 77 minutes prior on Saturn?
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Enough time to cut the signal if something goes off lmao
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Here's a quick clip I shot of Saturn this morning through the 11" telescope. Here's the full resolution stacked image:
[link to drive.google.com (secure)]
Saturn's largest moon Titan can be seen in the upper right.
 Quoting: Astromut


Hey Astromut! If you can pick up Saturn that clearly with your telescope...then show us details and closeups of the moon. Since it's far closer, you ought to have some fantastic images of some major close up details, right? I hope to see zoomed in photos of the moon real soon!!
Thanks!





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