Lozzie said:Pluto....coz I bet the poor little thing needs a friend all alone out there in the freezing cold!!!!!
grover said:pluto has a friend lol ..... a little moon called charon
i found this pic that shows how big it is..... in the background is north america
nearest i got was a pair of binoculars looking at the craters on the moon lolilovepiano said:I pointed it at a bright "star" and brought into focus the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Twas the planet Saturn. Honestly, words fail me to describe how beautifull it looked. It looks amazing in photos, but that's nothing compared to when you've seen it with your own eyes.
Mesh said:Awwwww...so you and our Shaz were written in the stars
grover said:could you see the rings etc?
nice one...... think i need to purchase an air raid shelter and a big f**k off telescope for the back garden lolilovepiano said:Yeah, and a couple of its moons.
Jupiter looked smart too. You could easily see the different coloured bands, the great red spot and the 4 closest moons.
ilovepiano said:When I was about 18, I was going through a mad astronomy phase. I saved up for weeks and weeks to be able to afford a big-ass telescope - exactly like this one...
I can still remember when I first got it. I pointed it at a bright "star" and brought into focus the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Twas the planet Saturn. Honestly, words fail me to describe how beautifull it looked. It looks amazing in photos, but that's nothing compared to when you've seen it with your own eyes.
Lozzie said:Have you still got ur tellescope???
jenwah said:i think i would b inclined to say i love jupiter, its the daddy aint it??
and that bloody storm of his facinates me too, its the size of earth!!!! lol