ISS through my Telescope (Compilation) 

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Weird to think there’s people up in there. Man, I would love to experience life up there. At least for just one moment

In ISS the astronauts think that they have privacy in space. But this guy😂😂

Incredible! Most people don't realize how difficult it is to capture a fast-moving target like that with a good sized telescope! Thanks for the NightCap tip!

When I purchased a 200 acre property in the outback town of Nymagee, pop 35 in NSW Australia, I built a nice big loft with a nice big window on the roof of the cabin. The first thing I purchased was a telescope and man staring into that night sky is breathtaking

I knew it was a fast but never considered how fast that actually is!! Amazing.

It circles the globe every hour and a half. It's just amazing how fast that is

I can't believe how much of a great shot you taken of the ISS, I can just about figure out the outline of the Zvezda module and progress on the station, especially the Solar arrays and radiators.

Great work, I always like going outside with my kids whenever the timing is right to see it over the UK, they get really excited to see it every time, there is something majestic and inspiring about it. I would definitely like to try the long exposure app, the kids will love that.

Catching the ISS as it passes in front of the Apollo 11's landing site is a whole new level of astronomy. I'm impressed!

If you're not careful where you point the telescope, you can end up looking at Uranus

For people who think it's fake, let me help you understand this. First, you can do that yourself. There are a lot of guides by other astrophotographers. You can take pictures using those guides and enhance them using some free software like gimp or other, and then compare the data to the images you have taken, and NASA has publicly shared the details. If you want to go into more detail, you can calculate the speed of iss from your end and then compare it to NASA data that is publicly available.

Great images. Well done. As an amateur radio operator that has used the on board repeater, I can assure you, this is the ISS. The nay-sayers can go take a flying leap.

Astronomers : OH WOW! Look at that star... ISS : REEEEEEEEEEEEE

I misread and I thought it said “seeing isis through my telescope”

Bro just casually stalked a bunch of astronauts

Great shots! I tried sun and moon transits using a cheap camcorder (with solar filter fashioned from teabag foil!). It worked, but your captures are far superior :-)

I wonder if someone was up there with a telescope looking back at you.

amazing that we live in a time where you go from a video taking pictures of the ISS through a telescope to a click away watching an astronaut's video inside the ISS

The fact that about every 3rd comment is a Flat Earther or a troll is quite... amusing. Great footage by the way.

i lost brain cells because of all the flat earthers in comment section

Latest news: Astronauts had corn flakes this morning. "Houston, we have a problem.. someone is stalking us"

If you are watching the ISS with a telescope, technically you're spying on astronauts.

You are now my latest hero. I wish I had the patience and fortitude to get shots like this. I'm happy enough with my 15 second long exposure of the ISS on my little Lumix camera. But you've got the ISS showing off her solar panels in addition to everything else. Well done!!!

2:42 this is the best shot

0:35 Did anyone else realize that this is the music that is played during the countdown for a youtube video that is about to premiere lol

That’s seriously mind-numbingly impressive, getting the ISS lined up with Jupiter like that. I know online tools exist for it, but it’s still awesome in a literal sense

Your telescope is real amazing. 😍 It is amazing how fast the ISS International Space Station is orbiting. You could follow Alog with the Telescope. You took some amazing photos for us. Thank you for seeing this amazing Space Station LIVE. Thanks for sharing this video with many more videos. Have a close-up video of Jupiter on Saturn and the sun spots. Thanks in advance. NEVER but NEVER stop Telescopic Surveillance and videotaping. We love what you do.😍😍😍

I haven't looked through a telescope for a very long time and forgot how trippy or surreal an experiencel it was. Thank you for reminding me to look up now and then

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Flat earthers : well obviously he's part of the conspiracy. He's just playing a video on his camera.

Amazing quality, the solars on the ISS are so clear to see, love the music in your video too.

Dang And i thought my telescope was cool, this dude’s got a portable observatory

Me: “I want to buy this 2.000€ telescope setup” Wife: “It’s impossible” Me: “No, it’s necessary”

Very cool! One summer evening when I was out and was lying down on a lawn looking up at the evening sky I happened to see the ISS moving quickly by above me. Completely unexpected but such a nice surprise. You can see a lot of cool stuff if you just take the time to look up at the right time ;).

One of my favorite things to do in my mid 20's was to get stoned and watch the moons rise on Jupiter or Saturn while listening to TOOL's Lateralus album. Watching a moon rise on another planet from Earth is a trippy thing to rap your head around. I was using a Orion 8inch Dobsinian if anyone was wondering, and no filters. One day I'll be able to afford a motor mount.

That is not ISS, that is a TIE fighter from the Galactic Empire!

Flat earthers in the comment section living like it’s 4th Century B.C

Love this. Thank you.

Very VERY cool shots! Congratulations!

Just watched her fly overhead. I use a great app that I can set a reminder when the ISS passes. I never get tired of watching it. Some summer nights I’ll see it several times, 92 minutes apart. Loved your video!

3:51 Steve died from fall damage

flat earthers be like: yo bro that's illegal

Amazing ! Most people don’t understand the quality and concept of this ! ISS. Saw it tonight therefore I found this video afterwards. :) keep it ❤up

This comment section makes me want to destroy my wifi router with a chair leg.

Thanks for showing us. Always a great job from a great man. Let me tell you 2020 is coming. Have a nice year to you and your family. I hope this next year you are going to show us much, beautiful, incredible things. An strong hug to you. Happy new year.

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this is awesome, I'm starting with a telescope and didn't know all the things that you can see with them and how many things you can see with a clear sky and your naked eyes if you know where to look.

I am totally in awe of the skill you must possess to pull this off. I have done some very limited photography through telescopes and have tried to spot planes passing in front of the moon through telescopes. I can completely appreciate what it took to make these shots possible. Excellent job sir!

Even in space you get stalked.

I am observing the ISS also. I live near the equator and I can see it every 2nd week of the month for 10 days every dawn and dusk. The longest time I've seen it was 7 minutes from horizon to horizon. I love seeing the ISS everytime, it's so bright like Venus and it's so awesome!

Man that's some good work. Nice.

Thanks for posting! I need to get back into this great hobby sometime within a month or so and you have convinced me to do so! I had a relatively cheap Mak-Cass, such as the Orion StarSeeker IV 127mm GoTo Mak-Cass Telescope and it suited me perfectly in S. CA. With all accessories, filters, lenses, etc! AND now being in the DARK SKY'S OF THE NV desert, I need to have one again! I am not DEEP (no pun intended) into this hobby but its so much fun especially when you cant sleep at nights, LOL. I also had the Glass Solar filter to look at Sun-Spots which were rare then, in the or around 2017 and still are. Sad to say sunspots will never be the same in our lifetime! (I am A ham radio operator, so sunspots play a huge part in HF communication activity) Sorry I got side tracked, but bottom line thanks for posting and seeing this video made me buy another telescope, so thanks for the post and stay safe. Tom in NV

The neighbours are like “that guy still hasn’t managed to get that rocket launcher to work”

Great vid!!

This is a great lesson on the speed of objects in orbit. The speed is always relative to a point on earth. When we view from the ISS it really drives home how absolutely massive the earth is.

Everybody: Oh my God so many flat earthers I hate it. Me: Scrolls down the a minute straight and doesn't see a single flat earth comment.

That's insane how fast it is moving

Wow! great upload. Thank you for sharing. I liked it. keep up the exploring work.

AMAAAAZING!

everyone: *watching the video* me: *vibing to youtube premiere sound*

Flat earthers contain of: 30% 'murica 1% brain 19% karen 10% george/william 30% cheeseburger 10% fat

Great work!

It looks like a fly wizzing around the solar system, amazing shots!

I remember the sheer excitement at my first sighting of the ISS passing over my city of Melbourne Australia a number of years ago.... it was so bright and it moved so quickly ....it’s s one of the most wonderful things I’ve seen looking up at the sky 🌌

Beautiful moments in the night sky you have captured... Happy New Year 2020.

This might be the worst flat earth comment section I've seen lol. No reasoning, just repeating its fake

what a great shot ! Great video.

Saw many last night! They look like stars but are moving at incredible speeds! Thought they were UFOs before reading on the web they are actually satellites. Amazing.

Thanks. Amazing that you have the patience to do this. Tracking even a planet is difficult what more a fast moving ISS. Impressive.

But flat earthers say sats are fake and floating from balloons.

Fantastic.

fun fact: ISS revolves around the Earth every 90 minutes

I've seen this station from my house and from mt. Rinjani indonesian with naked eyes, just tiny light that move so fast passing above my head. Wonderful experience

Just seen this channel , love it

Awesome!

Why watch this video if you’re just gonna say the earth is flat and the iss isn’t real?

0:55 waiting for a stream be like

Really cool bro

That’s so cool, the nerd in me is all giggly seeing these clips

Great video, really enjoyed. Thanks! 😘

Yes, it moves very quickly across the sky. I have been very lucky to have seen shooting stars in the upper atmosphere a few times. Their speed was obviously incredible, but none made it too far before burning up completely. I guess none were very big, they didn't last too long, a fraction of a second. Once at sea at night and at least twice driving at night.

Thank you for sharing amazing video footage 👌

I go outside and watch it pass over 100's of times. Once in a while I tell the wife they finally waved back....

Amazing!!! I have seen the ISS yesterday at 6:05 Pm from my town São Paulo in Brazil.

3:01 most amazing thing I have seen recently along with sn8 test flight.

beautiful

Excellent. Thanks very much.

I’ll never forget the one and last time the iss would fly over my home town, seeing it in a video and pictures is one thing but seeing it with your eyes is another. It’s magical and truly is beautiful

Brilliant footage thanks for sharing. I have been wondering if a high quality action cam with a very high frame rate, removing the IR filter, would perhaps be able to eliminate the streaks caused by the longer exposure rate and then add some stacking? Do you have any thoughts on this?

Seeing Jupiter was so cool, I could even pick out some of its stripes

very great video , thank you

¡Increíbles videos! Recién los descubrí y quedé fascinado. Sigue así buen hombre!

I've got a Lunar and a Solar transit filmed so far. I used 'ISS transit finder' to get my times and positions. How did you get the Jupiter transit info?

Bro I ain’t seen nothing definitive

amazing video!

This was awesome. Thank you so much for sharing. I have an app on my phone that tells me when ISS flies over. Even though it looks like a moving star it makes me proud of how far we have come. I live in San Antonio Texas USA. :-)

I was riding my bike in Alaska and i seen that fly by it looked like a star following me

Great video mate

You have an amazing set up congratulations beautiful job nice work