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Just got done watching Mars slip behind the moon. This is a real-time view through my 12” telescope. So cool.

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Frankly Frank1 year ago

Working on mine right now ! 6" lens for my Nikon. equivalent of 2000mm. You're my inspiration Andrew !

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

My single Stargazing just landed!

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Damian Peach1 year ago

Very nice! I could see Mars/Moon slowly closing here tonight while imaging.

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Andrew McCarthy1 year ago

Thanks! These are fun to catch. Wish it was closer to Zenith though.

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𝕁𝔼𝔽𝔽𝔼ℝ𝕊𝕆ℕ𝕊 𝕍𝕀𝕆𝕃𝕀ℕ1 year ago

We’re traveling to places we’ve never traveled before. We’re an interested species and we’re going to find out

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Patrick Abbott, Author1 year ago

Such beauty. I wish more people had telescopes and could enjoy the night sky.

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Scott J. Observatory 🔭 ✈1 year ago

I caught it too!

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Anthony Ferrelli1 year ago

With 10 minutes before it reappears...here's my first go with an old C8. Still have a lot to learn...hoping better for the flip side here! Always love seeing your stuff and learning from it!

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Moshe1 year ago

Amazing Video Andrew, That little speck is Mars right before the Moon covered it, unfortunately iPhone couldn’t take any better photos of the event

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ftedd1 year ago

Wow. Best I got with my Nikon with a 200 and 1.7 tele. I was a bit early

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Brad McGash 🚀1 year ago

Spectacular Mars capture! 🤩 Really shows how quickly the Moon is orbiting. I wonder what Galileo would've thought!

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