Saturn : r/telescopes
Is this good? Tried it and think I need better : r/telescopes
Mars is at its closest point to Earth right now. Here's a picture I captured of it using a 14” telescope. On Wednesday I'll be using the same telescope to capture it
![I borrowed a big telescope in the desert to try and get the most detailed picture of a distant galaxy possible with amateur gear. Here is my result. [OC] : r/space](https://i.redd.it/0r1ka79uxwm41.jpg "I borrowed a big telescope in the desert to try and get the most detailed picture of a distant galaxy possible with amateur gear. Here is my result. [OC] : r/space")
I borrowed a big telescope in the desert to try and get the most detailed picture of a distant galaxy possible with amateur gear. Here is my result. [OC] : r/space
Orion Nebula :) : r/telescopes
![I pointed a backyard telescope at this small patch of sky and took pictures for 18 hours; framing three very different-looking galaxies into one view. [OC] : r/space](https://i.redd.it/bphymtb1t4v51.jpg "I pointed a backyard telescope at this small patch of sky and took pictures for 18 hours; framing three very different-looking galaxies into one view. [OC] : r/space")
I pointed a backyard telescope at this small patch of sky and took pictures for 18 hours; framing three very different-looking galaxies into one view. [OC] : r/space
My newest and biggest homemade telescope, a 24” Dobsonian. I plan to try to observe the dwarf planet Makemake with it. : r/space
Out here with the 12” dobsonian : r/telescopes
![I pointed my telescope at the Bubble Nebula and took pictures for 24 hours. Here is a look at what happens when a star is born in a crowded neighborhood [OC] :](https://i.redd.it/mq38u6knww141.jpg "I pointed my telescope at the Bubble Nebula and took pictures for 24 hours. Here is a look at what happens when a star is born in a crowded neighborhood [OC] :")
I pointed my telescope at the Bubble Nebula and took pictures for 24 hours. Here is a look at what happens when a star is born in a crowded neighborhood [OC] :
Looking through a telescope for the first time. : r/ExpectationVsReality
![This week I was able to shoot the finest image image of Saturn so far through my backyard telescope. [OC] : r/space](https://i.redd.it/lmjh7th1p7g71.jpg "This week I was able to shoot the finest image image of Saturn so far through my backyard telescope. [OC] : r/space")
This week I was able to shoot the finest image image of Saturn so far through my backyard telescope. [OC] : r/space
![A recent picture I shot, using a backyard solar telescope, reveals the twisted detail of the Sun's magnetic field. [OC] : r/space](https://i.redd.it/zl8b3l1m9sb61.jpg "A recent picture I shot, using a backyard solar telescope, reveals the twisted detail of the Sun's magnetic field. [OC] : r/space")
A recent picture I shot, using a backyard solar telescope, reveals the twisted detail of the Sun's magnetic field. [OC] : r/space
Saturn under excellent conditions with my 8” telescope : r/space
First full-colour Image of deep space from the James Webb Space Telescope revealed by NASA (in 4k) : r/space
Finally! My first beginner Telescope! : r/telescopes
National Geographic 70mm telescope very frustrating to work with : r/ telescopes
Anybody know what telescope I could get that can see this far : r/telescopes
Moon - composite image - taken with 11 inch telescope from my back yard : r/space
Jupiter through a 16" Telescope : r/space
Jupiter seen from the James Webb Space Telescope : r/space
I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7" f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger
I make telescopes. Here's my 20"/0.5-meter, largest I've built to date. : r/space
![Jupiter and Saturn were close enough last night to image at the same time using my 11" telescope. This is not a composite [OC] : r/interestingasfuck](https://i.redd.it/mocnhpokmq661.jpg "Jupiter and Saturn were close enough last night to image at the same time using my 11\" telescope. This is not a composite [OC] : r/interestingasfuck")
Jupiter and Saturn were close enough last night to image at the same time using my 11" telescope. This is not a composite [OC] : r/interestingasfuck
Orion Nebula : r/telescopes
I'm 17 and I build and refurbish my own telescopes. AMA! : r/space
These are all of the telescopes I've use to create and post pictures on Reddit with. : r/space
