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I am so thankful I found this channel. I appreciate the in depth explanations coupled with visuals. You are awesome! 💫

You are an excellent instructor and I've learned much from your presentations. Thank You!

Thank you so much for this

I've learned more from your videos tonight than all those confusing apps I've downloaded. Thank you. 🙏

Very enjoyable. Love doing visible astronomy. No telescope, but I still own three sextants. I use a handheld 20x spotting scope to see "close up" of many very cool phenomena.

Thank you. I live on a mountain top. The sky is a star gazers dream.Lately I realized I. am here to observe. Your videos have helped me immensely to learn about the treasure above.

@learnthesky

2 жыл бұрын

I am so happy to hear this! Thank you for watching and for your support. 🌌

Didn’t know the Taurus “v” was a cluster. I will be looking up tomorrow night!

We used to have phenomenal viewing up north at the cabin, small towns about 20 miles north and west have since degraded our night sky. We still get to see the Aurora now and then but it was common in the olde days. A buddy of ours taught us about the Pleiades back in 86 or 87, and he passed away two years ago now, so that makes learning about the Hyades extra special for me today- it adds to the memory of good friends and old times, and a simpler life. I especially loved all the facts you included and I learned more about stars in this 7 minute video than I thought possible. I will look thru your vid history hoping to find some "Stars for Dummies" or other such beginner videos you might have produced. If you have not, maybe its an idea you would consider. Keep up the great work.

@learnthesky

2 жыл бұрын

I have been building content regarding the basics of stars, and I plan to release soon. Thank you for watching!

@repetemyname842

2 жыл бұрын

@@learnthesky : Excellent, Im looking forward to it.

thankyou so much deep respect from India was looking for such amazing channel for such topics thankyou so much

Taurus is my favorite constellation! I hope you are safe.

Wonderful! Thank You…

Thank you for this wonderful video explination. I look forward to this winter when I will be using my 8SE scope to observe M45 and Hyades her in Miami, FL.

Such great video-making. The software or map she’s uses is phenomenal and how the clicker is a spotlight is helpful I use stellarium and it’s free so it’s good for me This has been the Singularly the best channel on KZread I’ve watched the past year. Learning the constellations one at a time had made a more experienced amateur astronomer Also at 1:39 I love how honest she is astronomy is a science and you learns science every day the opportunity of life is to learn something new every day and for her she’s not embarrassed to say that she learned it while being an experience astronomer herself Incredibly humble of her, props to her, and on many great videos I’ve enjoyed! 🌌

Nice video! I enjoy looking at the Pleiades, I will now look for the hyades as well.

Very informative video 👍

Very enlightening thank you

I love your videos very interesting and educational

Thank you so much for this video, extremely informative!

@learnthesky

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This was excellent!

1:55 the ecliptic goes between

Great video! Always love looking at the pleiades, it's one of my favourites.

@rebanelson607

2 жыл бұрын

Can you imagine how magnificent the night sky must have been back then!

@learnthesky

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! I never get tired of seeing this cluster. It is awesome to see through a telescope.

Wonderful video...

Very helpful thank you❤

Tysm

God questions Job “Can you bind the chains of the Pleiades? Can you loosen Orion’s belt?"

i love this

Which is the lone blue star on the left side of the screen?

Both very bright but the Hyades is more spread out like the Coma Cluster.The Hyades must be at the limit of easily telling it is a cluster and anymore spread out you end up with something like the Ursa Major Moving Cluster that you can't tell is a cluster.

@learnthesky

Жыл бұрын

I like that comparison between Hyades and the Ursa Major Moving Cluster.

5:20 why doesn’t Hyades have a Messier designation?

Both of these clusters can be seen now in UK

@russellslaney7098

6 ай бұрын

Look south east at 8-9 pm

I feel like that 2:16 is Venus or Jupiter

We call it Kritika (pleiades) Rohini (aldeberan)

I have these stars on my face in the form of moles.....

This video is not the 7sistrrs star cluster

@learnthesky

2 жыл бұрын

Try this: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ao6ZudKxZNfFm7w.html

The hyades is easily to spot the brightest Star Aldeberan is NOT part of the cluster

Light pollution sucks :/ i dont even see haydes but I do see the pledies without the blue nebulous even with binoculars Light pollution sucks