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I Only caught a bit towards the end. Great show. Thanks

Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov died on the Soyuz-1 flight.

Oh yeah, forgot about that one. This is the one I was thinking of:
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Thanks for sharing this with us! I enjoyed watching

What size lens are you using if I may ask?

And I'm sure you mentioned this, but what are all the streaks of light across the screen?

Bugs…

Astro I know you're a shill and all but I want to thank you for all you do here. But please give us some doom brah I need to feel like it could all end maybe there's an 11th or 12th planet that's going to kill us all you could get behind?

Thanks buddy!

Yeah, that was fun why it lasted.

Maybe next time?

;)

"bright crayon" :)) What a pos

8" LX200 and those were stars streaking by.

Cool video, but why is the quality so low and noisy? Even the menu is pixelated. Seems quality is getting lost.

By the way, at the 2:17:30 area, what's that white light coming from that crater?

The camera's not as high resolution as the SBIG camera, but the quality is quite high for planets and the moon. For those dim satellites you get a lot of noise with it since there's no thermoelectric cooling but I went with it anyway because you also get continuous video instead of having to wait for the long full frame image download times on the SBIG camera.

Hell ya, thats one of the nicer ones I've seen.

I would be lost in space for hours on end

The ones I looked at were in the 500 range -- I was actually surprised. Much less expensive than surveying equipment