Celestron is a leading designer and manufacturer of high-quality optical products including telescopes, sport optics, microscopes, and outdoor electronics. Since manufacturing its first telescope in 1960, Celestron has grown to become the world's #1 telescope maker, and enjoys brand-name recognition among serious amateur astronomers for superior optics, outstanding design, and innovative technology. Celestron's extraordinary products continue to receive numerous industry and consumer media accolades, adding to an already impressive list that includes awards for product innovation from Reader's Digest, Popular Science, PC Magazine, Popular Mechanics, the Consumer Electronics Association, and more. Celestron is a privately-held company with corporate offices and manufacturing facilities in Torrance, California.
Thanks for your video. I just received and tried to use my origin tonight, but the origin cannot find the moon. It is full moon tonight and I can even see the being moon just by eyesight. Any suggestions? Thanks!
it's all a big hoax. you telling to me that we can see farthest galaxies, millions years away in good quality but can't see moon and on surfaces of it.
Mine never did work, I sent it back and don't want another one. I think the keypad was bad would never do anything except it may have said failed to work. I have a Nexstar 5 I can use so I can still find deep sky objects etc.
I remember steeping outside my house in the late 1990's and was awed by the hale bopp comet. It was clear and bright and so easy to find and I live in a big NE city. This looks like it won't even come close to that amazing comet named hale bopp.
When showing things to non-stargazers, aim at you target. Then lower the binocular vertically, and see what landmark you hit at the horizon. At that point all you have to do is tell your friend, hey, look at that tree or that chimney, and raise the binocular vertically, slow, till you see your target.
in Quartzsite Az and look in the am and pm and every day for the last 8 days and have not seen it just like the last 5 or 6 ones that had so much hype and nothing
@@mgman6000 bro the cobs site was updated, dropped from -4.9 on the coronagraph to -2.5 I believe with x80 binoculars. The coma also dropped from 37’ to 20’ so hopefully by the time it shows it’ll be back again :(
Close to the horizon, nearly directly west, just after sunset. It'll only be 5 degrees above the Sun (a couple fingers' width on your outstretched arm) on the 11th, and a bit higher than that each night afterwards (but it will get more dim).
It’s time to update your app to work with the native resolution of iPhones. At a certain point Apple will just remove it from the App Store and we will lose a key functionality of our telescopes. Come on Celestron!
Its apple they are so overwhelming overrated. Androids are far more better they are more advanced phones more customizable features samsung makes the best phones on planet Earth they don't restrict the software license like Apple does so that's main reason why it's difficult to move software to iPhone, companies have to jump thru hoops to make their apps work on ios vs Android. Companies don't have the Apple license to deal with so on Android apps will always work better. My best advice just stay away from iphones they don't change anyway they always release a new phone every year that looks identical to the the previous they don't change anything just add a feature or two with no customizable options of course.
Wow! It's gratifying to know Celestron is STILL innovating. My 1981-vintage Celestron C8 is STILL plugging away. As with everyone, I look with envy at the ways to MOUNT my old scope to make it more useful. However...it's been my computers and astronomical software that have been my observing partners over the years. In fact...a new mount can wait....😆🤣
Hello. Which would you prefer between this product or the starsense explorer DX 5? I want a smaller telescope to move around but I want to take pictures as well I narrowed it down to these two , nesxtstar 130 SLT , or Starsense explorer 5 DX. I believe. Mainly phone pictures i will use. Thank You
it is some option to being able to use the handcontrol movement while using cpwi? it is very very uncomfortable having to use the mouse and haveing to watch to the bright screen..... because I cant find any "dark/red" mode in the app neither. thanks
I was hoping you would show how to connect several accessories to the dew controller. I am running the 4X Dew Controller with a CGX mount, StarSense Autoguider, Celestron GPS Module, CPWI, SharpCap software with ZWO camera, all controlled using a Windows 11 laptop. How do I connect all of that with power, USB, AUX, and still get CPWI to recognize it all? I can never get CPWI to recognize both the StarSense Autoguider, and the Dew controller, as well as control the mount. Also, do I need the hand controller if I am using CPWI with a laptop??? It can all get very confusing. Please produce a wiring diagram for the various accessories or put that in a video. I have read the Dew Controller user manual and it just does not cover this very well.
My question is how to set up CPWI to NOT do a meridian flip until 20 degrees past the meridian. I have followed the directions in the CPWI manual and it still flips when it gets to the meridian. It does not go 20 degrees past. Does the "Auto Flip" setting in CPWI force it to flip? Should I turn that off? I am perplexed.....
Hey I just got one of these astromaster90AZ's, it's pretty cool, opened the box, assembled it, took it outside at 8:20 this evening. Then aimed it like a riffle at Saturn and got her centered and focused, then put the 10mm in and focused to see Saturn and the rings and the Titan moon all in 10 mins. Right out of the box, I did not have any issues and I have never used a telescope before.😁
Hey I just got one of these, it's pretty cool, opened the box, assembled it, took it outside at 8:20 this evening. Then aimed it like a riffle at Saturn and got her centered and focused, then put the 10mm in and focused to see Saturn and the rings and the Titan moon all in 10 mins. Right out of the box, I did not have any issues and I have never used a telescope before.😁
I just bought a pair of binoculars and I hadnt used them for like 30 years years. When I put my eyes in them 1 hour ago I was seeing the image in layers of depth instead of a natural depth. I guess I have to return those cause I am used to VR nad my brain can not take it. I learned something though.
Why were not all of your employees using gloves when touching a product? It would certainly be much better if you didn’t open a package and didn’t put your fingerprints on it!
