A star is born.

I bought a Celestron that was less in magnification than my regular telescope yet somehow because it was computer run it would come up with wild amazing pictures. But the telescope was stronger and the stars appeared totally different so I began testing the Celestron. Then I put black paper over it with a pin hole in the center for light to enter, it somehow still came out with flawless images of the sky. That's when I realized it was not a telescope at all & the images they produced were being altered by the software or telescope or server it ran through. Either way, it didn't add up. So I showed others about it, made a video about it, I think it's on my old YouTube before I was banned in 2018.

Looks amazing but now one must be wary… what if the telescope takes photos it’s then sent to an AI that has stock photos ready to go so it looks like your photos are the actual photos but in fact it’s from pre-created images touched up in AI…

Got these with an iPhone 15pro and a tripod. Phone was “free”, tripod was $20.

I love this side of Twitter

A fully functioning app would let you drop a “shop now” button in the post. Not interested at $3k, but it would have been easier than googling variants of “vespero” and telescope.

So we’re literally seeing the past

I stopped watching YouTube because of the way this guy and all others on there talk.

This looks super cool, but they need my steel Camera Safe legs that screw into the ground for the ultimate stability!

Great pyramids were built closer to 50,000 years ago

Nice, just set it and forget it. Or download better star pics off the internet.

3,000 bucks for that, pass lol

This is absolutely amazing 😻

And there are people who are fighting over a piece of land, invest in space, you can have your own planet.

We need to teach this in schools. Imagine having every student country wide knowing daily where our earth is at compared to the rest of our solar system but also universe. Implications would be huge.

You can’t image better with a telescope lens that’s about 40mm or less than a telescope of 352mm just not possible it’s all cgi BS from its data base

Is there anything they can tell him that he wouldn't believe. I would tell him to research how they said stars were born 10 years ago then 20 then 30 then 50. He'll start seeing a pattern. The earth is level and science tries to hide God!

Really fascinating.. the universe is beautiful

Yeah okay how much does it cost and where can i get one.

@grok can you answer the question of how much a vesparo pro telescope costs and where someone can purchase it?

The Vaonis Vespera Pro telescope (assuming "Vesparo" is a typo) retails for $2,990 USD. It's available at High Point Scientific ( in stock), Amazon, and Explore Scientific. Official site lists €2,790 but is out of stock as of July 27, 2025.

This so epic to see how beautiful and vast our universe is, 🤯

That's a good technology

This is so satisfying to watch

Super weaksauce, go and look with your own eyes like a man.

I had to verify the 80 billion earths and it's true. The lagoon nebula is huge!

Astronomy fans are rather familiar with physics, so I would not bet on the succes of this plastic electrojunk.

@grok, I’m asking for a friend, where can I buy one?

Learnt something from watching this 👍

Amazing!

I want one 🔭

I want it now

How do I get one. Perfect date night idea

How much is something like this and where to find one please

@grok who is the person in the video?

Wow

Did you just claim that a car can traverse a distance of 110 million light years in 242 million years? 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ It's 240 TRILLION years.