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wondering which eye piece is best to use with my 1100x120 reflector galileo ,all i get for image is white fuzzy circle
To view Saturn with a 1100x120 reflector, you will need to have the correct eyepiece. The eyepiece guide will help you choose the appropriate eyepiece based on your telescope's focal length. Once you have the correct eyepiece, you can align your telescope and use it to view Saturn.
The recommended magnification for viewing Saturn with a 1100x120 reflector is between 100x to 200x. This will provide a clear and detailed view of the planet, allowing you to see its rings and moons.
Yes, you can see Saturn's rings with a 1100x120 reflector. The rings are one of the most distinctive features of Saturn and are visible with most telescopes, including a 1100x120 reflector. However, the quality of the view may vary depending on factors such as atmospheric conditions and the telescope's focal length.
To improve the view of Saturn with your 1100x120 reflector, you can try using different eyepieces with varying magnifications. You can also use a Barlow lens to increase the magnification of your existing eyepieces. Additionally, make sure to observe Saturn on a clear night with minimal atmospheric disturbances for the best view.
With a 1100x120 reflector, you can view many other planets in our solar system, including Jupiter, Mars, and Venus. Depending on the conditions and your telescope's capabilities, you may also be able to spot Uranus, Neptune, and even Pluto. The eyepiece guide can help you choose the appropriate eyepiece for viewing these planets as well.