Recent content by Eamon O Regan

through the eyepiece the magnification is even higher, but magnification is the least important thing with a telescope what matters is glass quality, mount and aperture! :) I also have some pics of Saturn, but their of poor quality, although they may be still on my camera.

It should be there now. (hopefully)

Here's a pic of the moon through my telescope the outer edges look blurred due to atmospheric turbulence. Also the big crater at the centre bottom is "Theophilus" it also has a mountain (central peak) which is about 1,400m high (if I remember correctly). Some of the craters in the photo are...

If you were pointit's west, it's the planet Venus, it's the brightest celestial inject in our sky excluding the sun and moon.