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The first object I ever viewed was Saturn back in about 1990 at a Field Night at a school set up by an Astronomy Club.
I later joined that club for about 10 years.
I later joined that club for about 10 years.
TALewis said:Saturn and Jupiter are truly something everyone should see in a telescope. It should be a gradeschool requirement, like a zoo field trip or dissecting frogs.
Entropy said:The girl next door.
whydoyouwanttoknow said:I find the moon to be in the way now.
Artman said:It only bothers me when it is nearly full. Then it is too bright to be interesting and too bright to allow other objects to be interesting.
The first object that can be seen through a telescope is the moon. Galileo Galilei was the first person to use a telescope to observe the moon in 1609.
Yes, with a telescope you can see other planets in our solar system such as Mars, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn. You can also see the moons of these planets.
Yes, you can see stars through a telescope. However, stars appear as tiny points of light even with the most powerful telescopes due to their extreme distance from Earth.
Yes, you can see galaxies through a telescope. With more powerful telescopes, you can see distant galaxies that are not visible to the naked eye. The Andromeda Galaxy is one of the closest galaxies to Earth and can be seen through a telescope.
Technology has greatly improved the objects we can see through a telescope. With advancements in telescope design and technology, we are now able to see objects that were previously unknown or invisible to the naked eye. This includes distant galaxies, exoplanets, and even black holes.