The first thing I do when I step out of my house for work at 4 in the morning is look up towards the stars.

This is great... the live view thing; no stacking, no post editing tricks give a great idea of what a light bucket might enable. Thanks, I’ve always wondered .

Man. That is amazing. I'm glad I found this. Utterly stunning

I love seeing these beautiful objects in the night sky ❤️. Thank you, Todd, so much for sharing the wonders of the night sky with us!

Looked through my first good telescope last weekend and it was amazing to me how I’ve lived 33 years without ever having had the experience before now! I got to witness Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus and I was hooked! Absolutely spectacular and beautiful.

No matter how many times i see your live view of Orion Neb, i am still blown away by the view! That Star cluster was awesome too. As well as Mars and Jupiter! Amazing views/vid thanks Scannerguy! Wes, Liverpool, UK.

Some say scannerguy can crank his ISO to 8 million

Dig those meteors streaking through the frame now and then. That was cool. Thanks.

Thank you for all that you do. For us living in big cities it is impossible to see what you see here. We live through your work. Please keep it up.

"pretty neat" _~some guy with big scope~_

I just find it so crazy that the planets put off enough reflected sunlight to look like stars. Absolutely amazing video

Thanks so much for sharing your equipment with us, I like how people can do that so others can enjoy the feeling of seeing out there that far away, thanks.

Seeing the lines of Jupiter is amazing. Can't wait to get my own setup going.

Dude I really like your channel especially cause you show live views. That shot of Horsehead nebula was absolutely stunning man. And live view! All the other big channels show them setting up their janky astrophotography gear, then just show static, stacked images of hours of exposure to synthwave music. You’re the real shit. More like this please.

Right on! Wow. What a scene! Thanks! I'm glad you describe what you're doing on your telescope with the camera, so that others can do the same and get more pictures of what's going on up there.

Thank you for sharing your night sky with some of us less fortunate. Really appreciate it.

I love the cat’s playing in the background lol Thanks for the video loved it

Mars was really zipping along💫

Thanks for sharing. I spent many a cold hour with my Newt. Meade Research Grade 10" F6. Many many years ago in 1966 I watch the heavens with my 4" reflector. I was 16. I read everything Fred Hoyle included. I watch Shoe Maker Levie 9 hit Jupiter with the 10. Your scope appears collimated very well. The mirror seems to have a good curve. Good Skies help too. Doesn't look like Andromeda but may just be the power you were using. Built Scopes and equatorial mts. Never could see well and now very bad. It helps using Sky Charts and learning the Stars, Constellations and RA and Dec.coordinates was a big plus. The Go To Scopes are great too. They open up the night sky to the novice and that is good. My mirrors needs resurfacing now but just can't see well anymore anyway. I did get to meet von Braun while representing my high school in Astronomy. I built rocket and pyrotec stuff then too. Thanks again. Clear Skies Friend. Some of you Commenters might look at the Celestron Go To Scopes. The 6" Cassie does a great job. Stay away guys from the department store 60 mm reflector junk. Size matters but power is only about 40‐60 power for an inch of aperture Objective lens or mirror. The focal length is very important as well. A long Fl. Is good for deep sky object and planets. Planetary scopes are long fl. F8-F12 or even longer. They wiggly in the wind and shake with a touch. Shorter scopes and Dobs are F2-F5 or so and are Light Buckets for defused objects and dim nebulas and galaxies. Andromeda is a classic and closes galaxy to our milky way. It and it companion are well viewed in large aperture Fast or F2 F6 scopes. The Ring Nebula in Lyra likes longer FL. Say F6 or longer. A larger aperture is desirable to resolve the center star illuminating the donut shaped ring. Remember a star at 50 power or 500 power is still just a point of light. It just is more unstable and boils in the Earths atmosphere worse and worse the higher we go in magnification. Sorry for being so long winded. Telecasterron

This orion nebula fascinates me. Two years ago the nebula was a dust cloud. Last year I saw a star inside the nebula. This year I see 3 stars in the nebula. I see this with the naked eye. Mind boggling.

I absolutely love that you show live footage from your camera through the telescope it's hard to find videos on KZfaq that do that instead of just showing still shots of the stars and universe or still shots of their telescopes. They are cool to look at but the fact that you do it live makes it way better. Thanks for sharing 😊

That was really fun. Thank you. Beautiful images.

I'm amazed. I never realised the stars and planets could be seen via accessible equipment. They look incredible. More spellbinding than anything I've seen via nasa etc

A refreshing approach to these vids. It's good to see directly what you see.. instead of clipping the video.. 10/10

Man, scannerguy, very impressive! Especially the meteor streaks, very well done!

I want this same setup you have more than anybody els set up Iv seen. I love the visual viewing you can do so amazing

Thank you!!! I'VE NEVER SEEN THE HEIGHTS OF THE HEAVENS THAT CLOSE BEAUTIFUL!!!

not even a minute into this and already the cats... man.. how awesome. great vid. its amazing to realize just how fast were rotating when you see mars cruising so fast

Loved it! I always wanted a decent scope to see these things.

The Orion consolation looks like a book opening and is the Star constellation I'm always watching in the nights sky ....

It feels synchronous that the day before yesterday I was looking at all of these on google sky, and although this doesn’t capture them in anywhere near as much detail, there’s a magic to seeing the real thing in real time. Andromeda and Orion Nebula looked particularly awesome as well as that shot of Jupiter with its moons. Amazing. Thank you for sharing that, gives me a renewed sense of appreciation for the beauty and awe of everything around us.

Your videos are the only ones that make me say "wow thats amazing look at that". Every single freaking time. Keep em coming . Thank you for your service sir. Just amazing stuff indeed.

6:31 Wow! I've never seen the moons like this before

Son is going to college this Fall and has his eye on astronomy after three courses in high school. Your relaxed attitude really conveys the fact that you can get great joy and learn a lot in your backyard. What a pleasure to see you. New sub, looking forward to the next edition.

At TimeStamp 6:30~~Jupiter & Moons Are Simply Breathtaking! (My Brother is Named After the Constellation Orion)...Thank you for taking the time out of this CRAZY Life, So I Can Show Him What You Captured!

I don't have a telescope but I do go to my terrace everyday and gaze at the sky and locate the stars and planets that are visible with the naked eye. I always search for the Orion belt first. I don't know why but looking at the Orion belt has this extremely calming factor on me. I don't like it when I can't see it. And when I can finally see it, it feels as if I'm meeting an old friend again. Thank you for the visual treat.

Awesome shots - thank you for the tour!

The most fascinating video. I will watch it again and again. thanks for uploading bro.

I could watch this all night. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for braving the cold and bringing us these awesome shots.

Your enthusiasm and your manner of talking to us here is terrific. Thank you

Awesome thought to see Mars like this and think of those rovers up there, responding to commands, sending back pictures... great video!

Awesome video! It's really incredible the sky through your scope. Thanks for sharing it with us!

it's always good to sit down and watch what Sir Scan watched with his instruments

5:46 - something is passing Mars?

1:33 notice rotation of the earth as the stars are moving off frame.

Thank you scanner guy! I appreciate you braving the cold to get these amazing pictures.

Wow. That footage of the nebula is fantastic. That's a great setup 👍👏👏👏

Thank you so much for posting this. Living in England we don't get to see with such clarity if at all our night skies. Space fascinates me.

Kittens!!!!

Thank you sir, you showed me Andromeda for the first time,much love and respect to you

Thank you for taking us on this star gazing with you. I loved it ...

Who else hears him say “Da Bears” in their heads?

I love this guys videos and his voice.

Fantasic, very thrilling and beautiful. Thank you Sir for this glorious clip.

Thank you so much for showing us planets and the Andromeda galaxy..!! Loved it really..!!

Pretty courageous for you to withstand the cold like that just to share these images with a few 100, 000 random strangers. Thanks.

Amazing!!! Thank you for staying out in the cold for us!

Thanks mate, for braving the cold and bringing us these amazing shots!

Feels good just to look at those things, and stop wondering about all the science it would take to go to them. Great video!

I'm jealous, I wish I had like that here, but I'm dogged by light pollution here in London UK

Jupiter looks so bad ass and the moon has so much detail. That’s awesome, I would love to see stuff like this. Living in Vegas we barely see stars

Amazing! Thank you for uploading this. I do not have a telescope and live in a region with an ungodly amount of light pollution so this is as close as I can get to doing this myself. Amazing!

Very cool! Thank you for sharing those. Amazing shots of the Orion Nebula.

“Pretty neat”. Yes it is. Great work sir 👍

#scannerguy68 wonderful vid! So blessed to live in the high desert of California, USA. The most amazing night skies. Thank you for this incredible close up of the heavens! It was awe inspiring to watch Rev 12 play out before my eyes in Sep 2017 Absolutely BIBLICAL!!

Beautiful, absolutely stunning!

so beautiful. also fascinating to get a sense of the earth's rotation. and i can't believe how visible the orion nebula is!

Dazzling ! Just to see God's handy work is amazing. Thank you very much.

This is becoming one of my favorite channels!

found this channel just random when i was looking at space things and must say that i really like your videos and the way you explain stuff! Keep it up!

Productive night, Thanks for taking us along!

I'm wondering what crossed Mars, when you were showing Mars crossing to the left....that looked very interesting.

Single man, seeks woman Someone to disappear with from time to time. Come sit on ridge some moonless night and I'll point out to you Orion in the Sky. And that my friends is how I met my wife, 18 years ago

PLEASE do more of these!! These videos are so awesome

Thank you so much for in during the cold bring us some inspiration. I've been thinking about buying a telescope for years I think now I've made up my mind. Thank you again.

You said "There's the Orion Nebula - The Horse Head..." Those are two completely different nebulae. The Orion Nebula is M42, and is located in the sword of Orion; The Horse Head Nebula is M78, and is located in the belt of Orion.

cats gargoyles jupiter and orion?? get outta here man you need a new bestie??? invite me over your killllllllin me =0))) good stuff man, damn good stuff.

I find your videos so relaxing and a change of pace from typical videos. Great content! Thanks

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us. Love from India ❤️

5:45 some sort of transit ? or just a killer asteroid..

5:47 what was that shadow on mars?

So amazing!! Thank you very much for sharing! So incredible!

Awesome as ever! Loved your comet Neowise video, it was the best on YT!

Looking at that thumbnail I thought this video was going to involve Florida man, a hot water heater, and a pickup truck, perhaps it was in some other dimension. To tell you the truth, I'm now disappointed that it isn't.

1:32 - Grate Big Nobulus in the Ballbag of Onion 2:32 - Teh Sparkli Grrlz 4:30 - Galactor 5:23 - Peach Boi 6:30 - Phil Jupitus 7:10 - Charley Brown 7:40 - Sum whaite planit

Awesome. I just bought an Orion 12 inch Dobsonian a couple months ago and just beginning to know what I'm doing. Your videos are amazing.

Thanks for sharing this! I mostly watch your flashlight vids, but this was really great!

This reminds of the scripture where the LORD of Heavens Armies told Abraham to look to towards the stars and count them. Genesis‬ ‭15:5‬ ‭NLT‬‬ Then the LORD took Abram outside and said to him, *“Look up into the sky and count the stars if you can. That’s how many descendants you will have!”* ‭‭

You have inspired me to get my telescope out again. Thank you.

Stunning astrophotography! You are keeping us well stocked with lots of great content, thanks! 👍

Great video, love it! Thank you so much for sharing with us!

amazing!! Came on my suggestion feed for some reason, but im glad it did. awesome!

Stunning. Thank you for sharing with us.

Wow, Thank-you for posting this ~ Absolutely beautiful -!

Shows some of the most fascinating things in the universe..."Pretty neat." Love it!

Your commentary is dope. When you said ' that's Mars, pretty neat. You made it sound so casual :)

Magnificent.......Especially the moon when it's dark part came into picture....

Man that 12 inch dobsonian is just UNREAL ! It's more of a light pond than a light bucket ✨

this is sooooo cool! just got my first scope and its become clear to me this is indeed a rabbit hole LOL Very cool stuff thanks for sharing!