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bruha said:I just put the mobile camera objective on eyepiece... Do you have some experience with better way of make photo with these telescope?
Nope no software needed... it is plug and play like a USB memory device.bruha said:Hi,
thank you very much for tips and information. This XCSOURCE 1.25" 0.3MP CMOS Smart USB Digital Telescope Camera Electronic Eyepiece DC625 looks very good. -do you need any special software to replay it ( or make shots) on PC?
Thank you
Vega and Arcturus are two of the brightest stars in the night sky and have been studied by astronomers for centuries. They are both relatively close to Earth and can provide important insights into the evolution and characteristics of stars.
The photos of Vega and Arcturus were most likely taken using powerful telescopes, such as the Hubble Space Telescope or ground-based telescopes with adaptive optics. These telescopes can capture detailed images of distant astronomical objects.
The photos of Vega and Arcturus can reveal important information about the stars' size, temperature, and composition. They can also help scientists study the surrounding environment, such as planets or debris disks, and track any changes in the stars over time.
Yes, in addition to the stars themselves, there may be other objects visible in the photos such as planets, moons, or other stars in the background. These objects can provide valuable information about the star systems and their interactions.
Yes, many of these telescope photos are publicly available and can be viewed online or downloaded for further analysis. Some observatories also offer opportunities for amateur astronomers to request and use telescope time to capture their own photos of Vega and Arcturus.