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Saturn through a Telescope
Uploaded by: cplwkong
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Every wonder what Saturn looks like through a large amateur telescope? Well here it is, taken with a TouCam webcam, 3x barlow through a Celestron C9.25".
The shimmering in the image is due to atmospheric turbulence. To keep the planet centered at very high magnification, an equatorial mount was used with accurate polar alignment.
Tags for this video: Astronomy Celestron Planets Saturn Science Telescope Webcam
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Also it has 1.25 eyepiece instead of the .965 in the cheap chinese refractive. The only problem now is that in Brazil saturn is rising and faling during daytime ;-( So I guess I will need to wait untill march-2009 to see saturn (and by them the rings won't show well either)
You see, the mount is more important than the scope for astrophotography and astro-webcamming. For visual work, a good steady mount would do.