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Originally posted by ZOOMER
How could East be to the left? That is West.
East is to the right.
Originally posted by ZOOMER
If you are looking to the North, East is always
to the right of you and West is to the left.
Originally posted by Beachcoma
Originally posted by ZOOMER
If you are looking to the North, East is always
to the right of you and West is to the left.
Unless you are looking up at the sky, in which case the directions of one of the axes will flip.
Originally posted by The Universal Mind
The rings were vertically around the planet, instead of horizantally.
Originally posted by The Universal Mind
reply to post by IAttackPeople
I would take a picture of it on its side, if I knew how to do that. I have a telescope and a 5.0 megapixel digital camera.
I bet you probably need some kind of adaptor or maybe something different all together.
Opinions?
Originally posted by IAttackPeople
Originally posted by The Universal Mind
reply to post by IAttackPeople
I would take a picture of it on its side, if I knew how to do that. I have a telescope and a 5.0 megapixel digital camera.
I bet you probably need some kind of adaptor or maybe something different all together.
Opinions?
Actually, it's worth trying without any extra equipment. Just stick the camera up to the eyepiece. Use the lowest power eyepiece you have.
This works better for things like the Moon where high magnification isn't necessary, though. Not sure how this will do on the outer planets. Never done it myself!