#Dobsonian

[whirligig-girl]

Eaurp Guz at the eyepiece of a Skywatcher FlexTube 200P Dobsonian telescope

below the cut: unedited purely traditional art version.

[njbellydancingbysoraya]

Hubby and I experienced an epic sighting last night of the #Orion #Nebula with our 10" #Dobsonian #Telescope 🔭 #Messier42 aka #M42 #astronomy 🔥 #nightsky #instagood #astrophotography #letsgotoouterspace #StarFactory ⭐️ https://www.instagram.com/p/CqbRW13vixH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[cosmic-perspective]

Posing with our club's new 18" Dob. I have a healthy fear of heights so getting on the ladder is hard for me, but this thing is fun to spin around!

[etnamoda]

[thepiematrixastronomy]

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[ocdhuacheng]

Ough I wanna buy a telescope so bad

[snakegirllovehandles]

The really nice thing about amateur astronomy is that there's a ton of things out in the night sky that you can train a telescope on and see something beautiful. Very famously there's a whole catalog of things in the night sky that are interesting to look at.

I've only ever seen The Beehive with my own eye once, but it had the very same feeling of unreality to it that seeing the grand canyon held for me. There's something about peering into a lens and beholding a cluster of pinprick bright stars on a cold night that has very nearly no equal. I can't describe the sensation almost at all.

you're telling me its possible to resolve neptune with a normal ass telescope? like as a lil blue dot? you can peep her?

[eclipse89]

saturn

taken on my 8" dobsonian and ASI178mc astronomy camera, 1200mm.

[theofficialastronomy101]

Single shot of the apenine mountain range on the moon, 600km mountain stretch

Zwo178mc

6 inch dobsonian

Moon shot 🌑

[kaijuno]

Get a load of these beautiful beasties

🔭: 16“ Dobsonian

📸: iPhone 13 Pro

[whirligig-girl]

I showed 300 people the Moon covering the Sun with two of my telescopes, a 6" Dobsonian with a 5" Baader Astrosolar white light filter (which is the only 'true color' white solar filter on the market) to show the white-hot 'surface' of the Sun, as well as sunspots, and even in the latter half of the eclipse we could see the silhouettes of mountains on the Moon; and a 40mm Coronado PST which is tuned to Hydrogen Alpha to show the 'atmosphere' of the Sun, including a few prominences (eruptions)

And I turned my hair into a 'telescope' (really a set of pinhole projectors). Look for the little white crescents in the shadow--those are images of the Sun!

[stellanix]

so i got a 10 inch dobsonian telescope today and i spent several hours staring at the moon and saturn (and a few other planets) with it and holy shit why did i not get something like this sooner. i did not think it was possible for these celestial bodies to look this good visually through a telescope, wayyyy better than pictures imo

[boccher]

im back on tha editing tha astro photos yo new photo heres saturn brought to you by the 8 inch dobsonian

stack of sharpest ~15% frames out of 11 x 17 sec videos.

very still atmosphere that day, this is about as sharp an image as i can get without spending another hundred dollars getting a new camera/barlow, so im very happy with this image

[all-roads-are-now-bent]

Jupiter through my 12" Dobsonian, taken by me.

[edgebug]