38x16:56Astrophotography with a Beginner Telescope - Celestron Astromaster 130 - First Light
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Science and technology researcher who investigates things other channels won’t touch. Astronomy, Earth science, space weather, emerging technology, and unusual phenomena — investigated with real data, primary sources, and my own telescope. I run a backyard observatory in Texas and show you what I find: live views of the Sun, planets, galaxies, comets, and interstellar objects, plus the stories the headlines skip. New investigations weekly. Rayliens and Cosmic Rays, welcome aboard. Science becomes philosophy when you look deeply into the universe.
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