Stargazing Short videos on the Messier catalog of deep sky objects

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The discussion highlights the 60 Symbols YouTube channel and its sister channel, Deep Sky Videos, which features a collection of videos on the Messier catalog of deep sky objects. These resources are praised for their educational value in physics and space-related topics. The original poster, Dave, shares this collection as a fantastic resource for enthusiasts. Additionally, another user mentions reposting the content in the media library, indicating its value to the community. This exchange emphasizes the importance of accessible educational content in astronomy.
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Some of you may be familiar with the 60 Symbols YouTube channel, that have many great physics videos
They also have a sister channel that is dedicated to discussing space related subjects, called Deep Sky Videos.

Here I present their collection of videos on the Messier catalog

Enjoy this fantastic resource

Dave
 
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Your permission assumed, Dave, I re-posted it in the media library with the same comments.
 
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