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Rainbow drive. :crying:
 
With 60 years of experience . you tell me how much you Can afford and i will help you find the right one. be carful a lot of high priced junk out there. :goauto:
My budget is around 2K for the scope itself, hopefully that should be able to get me something close to decent :jointman:
 
ok tell me what/why was the author trying to say? I see the waves but no UFO shadow.
This is not necessarily UFO related, the author just shows that the moon is refreshing so to speak. The UFOs' just get filmed because they happen to be silhouetted against the moon. Crrow has had the pixels analysed to confirm how far away the objects are.
 
@Nosias It did not come through? :shrug: I lost out on some sssc seeds for a grow and show because my pm never showed.
 
That scope certainly looks the part and has some great specs and 7" to boot. Thanks for having a scout around for us :toke: , I just need to organise my funds now and find one here in Blighty.:jointman:


I found it, in terms of quality what's it comparable to, is this like an Escalade rather than a Durango?

 
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Telescopes like cars, can be any price. Years ago , i had a Questar 7 inch Maksutov just about the top of the line for a 7inch.
It cost around 12.000 dollars, and i did astrophotography. this was pre digital , I had a cold camera and a Pentax ME super on the back of the scope. the cold camera was used with dry ice to chill the emulsion down to make it more sensitive to light. did 2 hour long exposures of extended objects like Galaxy's and Gaseous nebula. Now it's all done with a digital camera. I gave up taking pic.s because i no longer could produce pictures that could compete with what the Hubble could do. and because i liked visual astronomy better. here you are sitting in your backyard looking at the Andromeda galaxy, it's 2.5 million light years away. as soon as that light hits your eye, it has been traveling for 2.5 million years. :yoinks:

And as your thinking, most people think that the Photons are pulsed like a strobe, wrong! they make a solid line of photons between you and Andromeda. Scientists are looking for the missing mass in the universe. they say Photons have no mass. I think this is wrong photons have a small mass, therefore i believe that is where the missing components of our universe, PHOTONS make up the missing mass. think about just one sun, any sun, it is emitting Photons in every conceivable direction all the time. each string of photons is a solid line between point a to point b .
Forget dark matter and dark energy. PHOTONS IS WHERE IT'S AT! :bighug: @DeanOnAuto . are you in a city? how is your sky? light polluted?
 
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