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@astronomytipsreviewswithcu740 · 13,700 subscribers · Science
If you are new to astronomy, then you have come to the right place, this channel is all about you, the new astronomer. Why is the channel called SMALL OPTICS? Because this is the 60 to 150mm club. You wont find big expensive telescopes or fancy equipment here, just entry level stuff. But remember SMALL OPTICS DOSE NOT MEAN SMALL UNIMPRESSIVE VIEWS! With a 70 or 100mm telescope you will be able to see, The Rings Of Saturn, Detail On Jupitar, Deep Sky Objects, Double Stars, and the moon is Just going to look fantastic. Not only will I show you how to find and view these objects, There will be videos covering how to photograph all of the said objects with nothing more than a mobile phone and a small telescope. Also, reviws of budget but quality equipment, tips-n-tricks, advice and much more. My is aim is to keep this channel simple, and easy to follow, to show you how to use, and to get the very best views out of your new telescope. Hope to see you on the next video.
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