Incredible telescope for under £100

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how big is the actual image on the celestron 60mm? On my barska 20-60 spotting scope I can see the rings of saturn very clearly but no color Jupiter looks great and with faint colors but not like in this video The image is about 5mm with very clear moons
Comment from : schutztruppe 1900

Chemtrails all over the sky, and you never find them?
Comment from : Leo H

this community deserves its own super large telescope prehabs using a lake as lens ^^
Comment from : Vanja Hriberski

Question if the AZ is higher but it’s the exact same telescope is it better?
Comment from : Emre

My first descent scope was an 8" Dob Now light pollution has gotten so bad, I really should sell it
Comment from : Drew Thompson

Hi, do you know today's equivalent to the celestron 60mm refractor F10? I'm not sure this one exists to buy anymore
Comment from : Jonathan Scotford

Appreciate for sharing these amazing reviews Are there any under £100 can see the Saturn and the ring clear enough?
Comment from : pillargauss

I had the Celestron FirstScope, absolute garbage, like in this video I was really impressed by my next one, a Meade 60mm/800, from Toys for Us, haha
Comment from : Cristian Negrea

Thanks for making such an informative video I am about to buy a refractor telescope Ii may be able to afford a few more quid here in the United States
Comment from : Dinos Workshop

Surprisingly entertaining, I watched the whole thing and for a moment I forgot this was a YouTube video, the production is really really good
Comment from : Kaien

Useless
Comment from : Sen K Mathew

Nah that intro had me crying
Comment from : Ben O Connor

That first telescope that was £125 you mentioned- what exact telescope was that? Do you have the link for where I can buy it? Thank you
Comment from : Prince of Narnia

Hello Rory I would like to suggest a video topic I know that you tend to focus on budget friendly astro gear Could you do a similar telescope comparison but upt the limit to $500? Or whatever that translates to in pounds My monetary exchange rate knowledge is a bit weak But for some, once we get past the cheap, it would be nice to have some options for mid-tier astro gear We all know that top tier equipment is easily in the thousands It would be greatly appreciated
Comment from : Kevin Ashley

Did you collimate any of the Newtonians?
Comment from : Kay

Sorry I didn't understand which is the first one that you show at the very beginning? 🙏
Comment from : Maria Maria

Can you try the sky View 70
Comment from : SupersonicMark

Just bought my first scope because of this video! Powerseeker 70az
Comment from : CobblestoneYT

I can't believe you said your not a professional There was that nan with a eye glass got me into this 4 a week your well better than him
Comment from : melonheadr

The telescope at 1:21 looks like the travel scope
Comment from : Paul Naish

What is the 'old school' 80mm F5 achromatric refractor which is out of every needs reach - such a tease!
Comment from : Paul Naish

Someday I'll come to UK, and my first priority would be meeting with you 😅
Comment from : No_Mercy

Love Astrobiscuit! Getting me stoked for my third foray into Astronomy Started out with a 35" Meade Newtonian when I was a kid Had a 10" in my 30's, and now I'm going to finally go for an AP setup! Only trouble is that no matter how I slice the numbers it's at least a $3K "investment" for what I want with all the computer stuff Currently leaning towards a RC 51 & ZWO ASI183MC (wide field & solar), with a tracking scope/cam on either a AVX or HEQ5, and trying pick some sort of f/10 scope (100mm refractor or SC like a 6SE, for planetary/galactic targets)
Comment from : Mark MacDonald

I have seen Cloud belts on Jupiter with a Celestron travel scope 70 at opposition
Comment from : Space Chaser

what was that first telescope in the intro? im a complete beginner and that looks like the way forward with my small budget
Comment from : Brad Riley

Best telescope for 100 euro is bresser 70 mm refractor!!!!
Comment from : Rainer

Dear gents Can anyone suggest a best telescope for my 13 years boy price should be below 200$ Thanks
Comment from : mahamood kombi

Tan facil es comprar un telescopio aya 😭
Comment from : sanjhos_astronomy

THANK YOU! I am hell of a nerd 😅
Comment from : JasHarAhmedovski

Wish I'd watched this before I lashed out 250 of my Earth pounds on a celestron starsense 127 lt, all the non-fun of Bird Jones on the most wobbly mount since I don't know what On the plus side it taught me to lash out rather more on my next scope 😎
Comment from : Merlin’s Mountain

Nerds are cool 😎
Comment from : Charles

I've owned a Celestron Firstscope for years At £89 they really aren't worth it But occasionally they can be found at £49 Which is far easier to swallow Their biggest issue is collimation, or a lack of adjustment How it comes out of the box is as good as it gets So send it back if poorly collimated brI must have gotten lucky, as I can see Jupiter's bands and 4 moons though minebrThe eyepieces supplied are a mixed bag The Huygens 20mm is not bad for it's extreme budgetness The Ramsden 4mm though is not good I swapped it out for a budget 65mm Possl from Orbinar which is much better Though you can tell that the telescope is at its limit and the eyepiece has more to give
Comment from : Dylan Greene

Which was the other scope you mention at the beginning that is now more expensive?
Comment from : walterg74

I have the rubbish £100 telescope I hope to get a better one soon Also your videos are really good and have helped me with my own astrophotography
Comment from : RileyKraken

You now have to many telescope, and i cant even afford the cheapest one you have,😂, would you mine if ask you if i can have 1of your telescope, im wishing to have Celestron 80az,😊 its just too expensive here in our country,😢
Comment from : JERIC SEC

Hello from France, is the Celestron 102/660 or another 80/400 would be the best choice for the observation ? Thanks
Comment from : Eric Fidone

I had an Astromaster 70LT from Walmart for 60 bucks, and for the money that is probably the best scope in the sub $100 category
Comment from : Fatal_Inertia

Is there any one above 100 but less than 200 pounds
Comment from : josh

Ric Mayall is alive and kicking baby😉subscribed
Comment from : George Ohwell

Ordered this little telescope The weather completely changed as soon as it arrived 🥲
Comment from : Heavy Metal Hidden Gems

New fan love the channel and what would be the best DSLR set up
Comment from : Mark Seal

Hi people! I'm hoping maybe somebody could throw some knowledge at me about what extra lenses/scopes I should get I just bought an Orion Sky Scanner, but I'm sending back because I ordered the 80mm Celestron that Biscuit was talking about in the vid So, I got an 8-24mm zoom lens and a 32mm when I ordered this Orion and I'm hoping I can get some input on if I should keep these lenses, or trade them in for something that might work better with the new scope, and also if 2xs or 3xs Barlow would be better Any advice would be so incredibly appreciated
Comment from : Rachael Pleace

Man, I just discovered your channel and I can only say I am completely enthralled by your way of presenting things
Comment from : Lidell Aleice

😄 Bresser Classic 70/350 was my first , still in use as a top notch finder scope , used ad RACI vor visual or with an ASI120MM as guider for AP Bought at the 'uuuuge sum of 460 RON - thats some 82 pounds
Comment from : Bivan Bivanus

Holy kamoley Wow so cool I also find this amazing a huge rock just floating in mid air I think this when I look at the moon 🌙 🌚 🥴
Comment from : Joe

How did you fix the issue with the tripod for the last telescope You said the answer was on your website I didn’t see the fix listed Thank you for your work
Comment from : Douglas Missey

can you recomend a telescope plz(i am a beginner)
Comment from : kevin farah

Are you sure about the Celestron and the Sky watcher mini dobs? One is spherical and the other a parabolic? I thought they are both spherical
Comment from : Christopher Allen Replicas

9:01 hey biscuit and bunny, I have an odd question I recently bought an astromaster lt70 My question is, an I able to rotate the finderscope bracket and rotate it? The angle is a little awkward for my liking It it's something I need to get used to I will, just trying to make things a little easier Thank you for the consideration
Comment from : Suza Baking Baked

This is the most schizophrenic video I've ever seen I have no idea what's going on
Comment from : Corncob Johnson real

Your comparison test doesn't mention if the reflecting telescopes that arrived via the post were collimated before observing ??????? If not, would you please set them up and repeat In my experience with a ''firstscope'' it was MILES out of adjustment
Comment from : malcolm ingham

To all the nobody who will read this, amazon reviews and google search results are paid for By either paying in money or in free items This is a fact
Comment from : Half Insane Outdoor Guy

1:34 what’s the name of this telescope here
Comment from : Times end

Give me one place for education purpose 😭
Comment from : Pubg mobile pro

Can you do a review on the TUOKE telescope?????? PLEASE PLS PLS PLS PLS PLS PLS
Comment from : Taiwen Chai

What's the scope in the beginning you used to take the picture of the galaxy? I'm willing to spend more money if I can get shots like that!
Comment from : PARANOlD DROlD

@Astrobiscuit what camera did you use to record the telescope view?
Comment from : ThePieSnatcher

first scope is not bad probably the best among celestron products
Comment from : 平山幸雄

$225 USD here in Japan
Comment from : calikalbo calikalbo

Bro come on Galileo's telescope seen all kinds of planets 400 years ago we should be able to buy a scope under 100 just as good today I love astronomy but not enough to spend thousands of dollars cause I'll probably only use it a couple times lol
Comment from : Chevy Riding

How do you get that much resolution when looking at Jupiter with a really thin telescope? I have a 45” aperture on my telescope and when looking at Jupiter I can only get it to look like a white ball
Comment from : Alex Leroux

I want to buy RIGHT NOWbrplease🐰
Comment from : Heather Stach

i ill buy
Comment from : Denmark Mapping

Just need to point out a few things: most junglists are absolute nerds If someone can tell you the catalogue number of a record off the first bar, they're a nerd (self included) 2nd, I bought the 70 for the weight more than anything, plan to take it wildcamping with me 3rd, I should've watched this before buying owt I think 4th, subbed 5th, good tune choice if I'm honest
Comment from : Andy Jones

what, with my 1000 mm f78 newtonian telescope with 10 mm eye piece and a 2 x Barlow, Jupiter is stil like a star, but now I can see the moons as smaler stars how can you view Jupiter like that?
Comment from : Motorman Skog

quick question! can the Celestron PowerSeeker 60AZ Telescope hold a camera?
Comment from : Jeakith

I literally just bought a celestron power seeker 70AZ refractor What do you think about this telescope bud? I like it but the mount is very flimsy and it constantly shakes the telescope Also, I find it difficult to adjust it perfectly I could use some advice man Please help a brother out ✌️
Comment from : AstronomyDan

is this kind of celestron
Comment from : Eee Lane

7:10 rubbish te 65mm sky watcher DOESN'T have a parabolic mirror, it has a spherical like the other
Comment from : Danilo Bingham

whats a good one for around £250?
Comment from : LIKE FOR NOTHING IN RETURN :)

I have had both the 80mm Skywatcher and the Celestron Firstscope (from several years ago) I love the 80mm Skywatcher The Celestron Firstscope was for my daughter who was 10 at the time, and I admit I rarely looked in it
Comment from : Charles Baetsen

Anyone got an idea about the Bresser Skylux 70/700mm? It would be my first but I can't decide between the Skylux and the one recommended here (powerseeker 60az) I don't have any real knowledge about telescopes but a real passion for astronomy so I don't want a kids telescope, but I know I have to start somewhere
Comment from : RAVEN

CoolbrVideo Thank you!
Comment from : Collin Merideth

Can't watch sry!! Your voice needs to deepen bud! Sound like a scrawny nerd!🤭🤭
Comment from : Darren R Smith

Did you collimate it? I get fantastic results with my first scope from celestron I own several scopes (c8 c9 c11 c14 askar etc) and I have to say price performance wise the 100 dollar first scope is superior to all the ones listed above It came very bad out of the box but after a run with collimator it works very very well
Comment from : Michael Köhl

I'm convinced What's the difference between the two 60az and the 70az? The 70 looks to have more magnification Can i trust that this would be the same quality or slightly better?
Comment from : Gregory

Hi, just found your channel and it looks like the best place to ask the questiontelescope for my 13yo son thats under 200 quid? Thanks for the vid and saving the planet, love the pitch!
Comment from : G Lewis

Hello, could you please do a video for best telescopes under 200 dollars? I wanna buy one but I don't know anything about them Thanks
Comment from : Bartillo13

What about deepsky ? I guess the answer is that the average newborn nerd is in the city lights
Comment from : antoine

The best scope under a hundred pounds is a pair of binos!
Comment from : Ijon Tichy

good video I expected to see the Meade View82 telescope out of a box
Comment from : maximiliano enzo Saracho

The Celestron 21036 PowerSeeker 70mm seems to be reduced to £99 at the moment on Amazon
Comment from : ColinWatters

How did you take a photo of Jupiter with the Celestron 60 mm Thank you
Comment from : Jose San Martin

If you haven't already you might want to have a look at a Zhumell Z100 tabletop dob
Comment from : Paul C

Patrick Moore would be proud of you
Comment from : Harry Smith

What's with the goofy dancing?
Comment from : Bingo Sun Noon

What size eye piece are you using? I have the same scope but even with a 10mm lense I don't get details like that
Comment from : banzaiman1

Can you attach a dslr to this scope?! :)
Comment from : Mattwilloughby

He is the best YouTuber … thx now I want to be a NERDDDD
Comment from : Jami azad

Where can I find quidz?
Comment from : Johnny Angel

Unfortunately the 76mm scope is also spherical The 100p is parabolic and much better
Comment from : Jerry

I've had a few telescopes given to me and really bad wobbly tripods, so I will consider this for me and my 8 year old He loves learning about the planets To see them through a telescope would be awesome
Comment from : Sarah Jane Preston