5 Incredible Telescopes that are changing Amateur Astronomy

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Title	:	5 Incredible Telescopes that are changing Amateur Astronomy
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Danke!
Comment from : Franco

I came across your channel last week and it ignited a long dormant desire i had to get into stargazing Your content is both witty and informative Very entertaining I bought a celestron astromaster 80az and wondering if it'll be any good for viewing neighbouring planets?
Comment from : hibernia-nation

My Samsung S23 Ultra has a legit 100MP camera that takes shockingly good pics of the moon
Comment from : C Colborn

It appears that German girl’s friend was the one who actually discovered the Nebula
Comment from : John Dude

good old disco biscuit sorry, I meant astro biscuit only kiddin mate nice reference to acid days love, peace n astronomy x
Comment from : timkbir chico

Mmh I would say look after a carl zeiss jena telementor of the last generations But I think they are hard to get in uk Even in Germany they are hard to get and expensive
Comment from : Gothicgirl

Why dont companies make newts with only one arm for the secondary mirror? Or thinner veins?
Comment from : Kevin Ashley

Please what is the music at 4:02?
Comment from : Stars & Night Vision

Is the FS-60CB good for just viewing through? Looks nice and small
Comment from : malthus101

Butun olamni yaratgan Allohga hamdlar boʻlsin
Comment from : taskin

Love the tea slurping 😂
Comment from : Dark Ambient Rhythmic Keys

I couldn't find the nebula that the other person discovered, can anyone help?
Comment from : Andry

There is a massive refrigerator telescope at the Roseland observatory in Cornwall, i seen Venus as a crescent meny years ago now, one of the most fantastic things i have observed, planets are so much fun
Comment from : Zool

What's Dobbo's beef with parabolic?
Comment from : Peetiegonzalez

Astobiscuit is in the top echelon on intenet amateur astronomers It's a shame more don't recognize it These videos are always a blast to watch
Comment from : W Davis

uppidy americans
Comment from : Marco Currin

oh translate it to English for me bud,,,,sorry had to throw a joke
Comment from : Marco Currin

It’s always great when my two favourite astronomers say each other’s names
Comment from : Astronerd

This is a fun telescope video
Comment from : billiondollardan

Hey they had that dog and guardians of the galaxy Astro biscuit
Comment from : Marco Currin

The dog Astro that’s funny
Comment from : Marco Currin

In the end you’ll see it’s all made up but the power that created it is absolutely infinitely incredible
Comment from : Marco Currin

Yeah the computer hack my words a little bit that’s the resistance of the planet going through the computer system man God just tries to filter it out so that we see it and stop acting like you know goofballs
Comment from : Marco Currin

Oh I’m getting back on your channel man I had to kill my cards because somebody scammed me but no biggie God will take care of their ass I don’t have to worry about it I love you man I love your attitude when you work with everybody and you give them all the information I love it I love it I love it cute cute cute keep it up man keep it up please I beg of you God does too well OK God don’t beg it’s just happy you’re doing it
Comment from : Marco Currin

Very, VERY pro production value with a TON of humor and interest! Documentary-style of a top-notch! Worthy of BBC or National Geographic
Comment from : Guy Catalano

2:35 I live in Woking aswell
Comment from : Your first grandad

As a general rule the more intelligent somebody is the more they will insist they are not a genius, the more you learn the more you learn about what is yet to be learned
Comment from : Dani Walmsley

Amazingly well produced !!! Keep up the great work I am your newest fan 🙂
Comment from : Simon Phillips

which smartphone gives us the best shot of the moon?
Comment from : Christian Caldarulo

Absolutely insane how high telescope prices have gotten Can't even afford to take up a hobby to take our minds off of all the negative is the word today
Comment from : Jay T

Great watch! Thanks
Comment from : elton watters

Cool vid, as essentially all yours are But bruv - why didn’t you feature some actual examples of shots taken using the various telescopes you’ve highlighted here? I get that there was obviously some of that, but it wasn’t presented in any coherent manner IMObrA humble thanks either way for all you do 🙏
Comment from : carlos rodriguez

Hi Rory, I've just ordered a Celestron NexStar 102 SLT for £280 new I'm new to astronomy but love watching videos about it Do you think this is a good choice for a first telescope?
Comment from : Rambojazdude

11:40 had me rolling!
Comment from : Zeb Németh

Take a breath Rory 😆brbrLove all your videos
Comment from : Andy Lovell

You are certainly unique!!
Comment from : Alkhayyaal

Bass, space & humour this channel is golden
Comment from : Times end

I am looking a buying my first telescope I'm considering the 102dx or the 130dx the collimation doesn't put me off What would you say performs best and what extras would you purchase brAny help appreciated
Comment from : seanmk2firefly

great video thank you
Comment from : ronco novoa

Wow I actually saw a real life willy in this video! Didn't expect that MrBiscuit 😳 😅
Comment from : Mr Tambourine Man

Hi, what is the model of the Skywatcher telescope at 2 minutes and 4 seconds of the video? Regards :)
Comment from : Slavic Reality

Autism?
Comment from : ThreshingFloor

Which telescope do u think has the best zoom which a person can buy??
Comment from : Pavara Senvidu

I'm just about to purchase my first scope and really enjoying your videos just one question when you say links below whear are the links I cant find them ?
Comment from : davidharries1

Is your website down?
Comment from : James Agay

Please don't say it's due to the phones! Yes they helped but I personally think you has a lot to do with the rise I remember subscribing when you was at 20k subs or something And now you're over 300k! Very well deserved and I can't wait until you hit that million It won't take long
Comment from : SteveoMagician

What a sweet dog, very very nice ! The Dog, not you !brAnd who ist the mega mega Girl, she is so lovley if she is smiling !brBut, please Baby don't dance with your mouth open I`àm a very old man and i'am so in love with you, Oh my goodness ; - ) My goodness, how do you know the old man with the telescopes ?brYour Channel and your Vids are absolutly great, until the Dog and the yung pretty Girl are much !brIn my opinion, she is a 17 year old Super-Girl brShe is a absolutly Super-Star - look in her Eys - look in her Face and look in your , Sorry not so, she is my Love I tell you nothing about my lovely Super Girl, ok brMy sweet litle black Hair Baby ; - )
Comment from : tes lab

hello i am looking into getting into astronomy and having a tough time finding what telescope to use i mainly just want to observe not so much take pictures ive heard that the celestron nexstar 8se seems to be the most popular choice what is your opinion ?
Comment from : Stefan Gonzalez

Thanks, Biscuit!! Gonna get a Sky-Watcher motorized mount - and I might already have a suitable lens to use with my brother's DSLR camera Got plenty of tripods!!!brI was thinking of imaging a distant nebula with my f256 pinhole camera, but alas!, I'm out of slow speed film
Comment from : Thomas Sicard

Anyone got an idea about the Bresser Skylux 70/700mm? It would be my first but I can't decide between the Skylux and the celestron powerseeker 60AZ I don't have any real knowledge about telescopes but a real passion for astronomy so I don't want a kids telescope, but I know I have to start somewhere
Comment from : RAVEN

släp the bird mr hitchcöök v v
Comment from : c v

Not one flat Earther would admit to owning a self-tracking telescope 😉
Comment from : Zodliness

which 5 best telescopes would you suggest for clandestine surveillance
Comment from : Greazy

Wow bro slow down
Comment from : terra

Oh ,well,one can only dream
Comment from : Christopher Roser

Now you will really enjoy them all :br youtube/wvA9atqTKlA
Comment from : mariano martinez

rory i have resisted becoming a nerd but i do enjoy watching you 👍👍👍
Comment from : G

I assume the amazon sellers saw this video and decided they could charge more now because the first one that should be less than 100£ is now 160£
Comment from : TheGame

Buy telescope, add camera to takes pics of stars and stuff, post online and flatties say ‘FAKE” Ugh All they had to do is to do the very same thing, buy and view
Comment from : NyuuMikuru1

How's a Dob different from the Newtonian?brThe mounting system is the only differentiator?brWould appreciate someone throwing light on this
Comment from : Upen Shenoy

Under £100??? Your link takes you to amazon where it’s £159
Comment from : --

I've just ordered a Sky-Watcher Heritage 130P for my first telescope I've heard great things about it on forums, does anyone have experience with it?
Comment from : Billy

this video is a frigging mess he jumps quickly from one telescope to the next no images shown for the telescopes he counts down just all over the place calm down and stop being so hyper
Comment from : bababa

Why are the British so ugly and yet so insistent upon being seen as often as possible?brbrThree centuries of your bold and strong dying in wars or sailing away for great wilds have rendered you one of the most dysgenic peoples on the planet Please do not subject the rest of us to it
Comment from : Space Elf

So no Schmidt-Cassegrains in the top 5…
Comment from : Good Sound

No love for the RASA?
Comment from : Paul Fox

Good sir, may I ask you what headphones model do you use?
Comment from : Nick Park

Why John Dobson shouted No to parabolic mirror?Isn't the parabolic mirror better than spherical one?
Comment from : Dimitar Todorov

Here's a tips , if you want to mod an EQ-35, the ONSTEP system is super good, infact ,our big amateurs from China start off by onstep which cost only 700￥,and it's stupidly good , yes the is a shop on ebay for this, hope is helpful for your project!
Comment from : AstroJet

I’ve only started just watching your channel However, it is by far my favorite channel of all of YouTube thus far congratulations and thank you
Comment from : Iron 0xide

I can just use the gravitational lens of the sun and make my own telescope with it and see so many things you must see it to believe!
Comment from : LISTEDGames

Hey Rory why not make a video on telescope combos under different price ranges?
Comment from : Sushil Kanwar

This is amazing
Comment from : Chris McMillen

Hello from Japan! Any advice on buying the 8” Newtonian in Japan?
Comment from : Bean Productions

Looking for a budget, COMPACT telescope, maybe even using as a spotting scope I have 8" dobson, but it has no use for quick grab and go thing Can a EvoStar 72 APO, Bresser MC-100/1400 take this impossible role (just for a view, no photo)? Are there better alternatives under 500eur? (Pls no table top scopes)
Comment from : 5peppers

Very cool
Comment from : CinCoCent CC

Great video as always Would love to get your take on where Schmidt–Cassegrain and Maksutov-Cassegrains fall in this spectrum The Cassegrains would capture less light, have minor spherical aberrations but they are more portable Could something like the Celestron 6se or 8se be a more expensive / portable option for viewing and astrophotography?
Comment from : Manoj S

@netflix: give this man some money to make a series called "Astronomy for Humans" !
Comment from : Anthony Le

Hello - a complete noob here I've researched for years, , but still a noob I managed to get a bit of Xmas bonus and considering a scope for deep-field photography I hate to ask, but I will - I'm looking at the Celestron NexStar 8SE and the Celestron NexImage Burst Color Solar System Imager - 10 MP usb camera The camera offers a 167 um pixel size and includes "stacking" software With carrying case and Celestron 14 piece 125" accessory kit (filters, etc) I'm in for roughly $2500 (or 2300-ish euro)brbrMy Bortle Scale is roughly 5 Is this too much scope for my area? Would a 6 inch be better? I'm liking to GoTo mount and StarAlign stuffbrbrMy boss, also just as much as a noob as myself, believes I won't get decent results from like an asphalt driveway because of vibrations Not sure
Comment from : Kenneth Davis

I want to be your friend❤
Comment from : Ed Perry

Very entertaining and interesting Thank you
Comment from : Dun Ringill

I've been told that even the cheapest refractors are better than what Galileo had amazing!
Comment from : rif

8:30 is that a geostationary satelite in the sky? top middle left
Comment from : Reahs

I'm interested in buying a print
Comment from : Chermae DuBonnei

Holy crap - this grotty little limey git is running nothing but an entire commercial for his website the entire time of this video he probably sell a dog turd too if he could pull it off A continuous 18 min and 49 second commercial - what a shill
Comment from : Dave Cason

There's a geosynch satellite visible 8:24 until 8:35, 2/3 of the way from the center of the screen to the top left corner It doesn't move while the rest of the stars do
Comment from : Bruce Tiemann

In Australia the EvoStar 72 APO is 503 quid A bit too spendy for a beginner
Comment from : haiqu

q: can I see the milk way in her glorious colors with a naked eye?
Comment from : Danilo Aniceto

Hi What do u recommend for a £750 budget ??? I'm a new beginner
Comment from : Neil Sakey

New subscriber, love your videos so much Love your enthusiasm and love for space Me and my 8 year old daughter Abigail would love a scope Maybe one day Thanks from Bill, rural Hertfordshire
Comment from : Bills Countryside Adventures

May I ask which eye piece should I buy for my starsense DX 102AZ tele? Included 2 pieces does not work well for viewing planets Advise please
Comment from : Wai Phyo Aung