![Astronomers of Reddit. I broke my telescope I had for 25 years this week. I'm looking at a Celestron 8” advance VX as an upgraded replacement. What would you recommend? : r/Astronomy Astronomers of Reddit. I broke my telescope I had for 25 years this week. I'm looking at a Celestron 8” advance VX as an upgraded replacement. What would you recommend? : r/Astronomy](https://preview.redd.it/4w6y3l791cx01.jpg?auto=webp&s=665376cb7d54522a9f7ca23a6ee524b2787b4bd0)
Astronomers of Reddit. I broke my telescope I had for 25 years this week. I'm looking at a Celestron 8” advance VX as an upgraded replacement. What would you recommend? : r/Astronomy
![These are deep space objects I've captured with my home telescope over the past five years. : r/space These are deep space objects I've captured with my home telescope over the past five years. : r/space](https://external-preview.redd.it/u2EV8Djb3vwLSyp8rOjdcy0E3HriBQaau5VbuOFsNRw.png?format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21977ea3a53fb955bf9a53b216d4d50a22c2e88a)
These are deep space objects I've captured with my home telescope over the past five years. : r/space
![I pointed my telescope at a dark part of the sky all night last night to see how many galaxies I could find. I count at least a dozen in this shot. [ I pointed my telescope at a dark part of the sky all night last night to see how many galaxies I could find. I count at least a dozen in this shot. [](https://i.redd.it/zw4ffled3dw31.jpg)
I pointed my telescope at a dark part of the sky all night last night to see how many galaxies I could find. I count at least a dozen in this shot. [
![My newest and biggest homemade telescope, a 24” Dobsonian. I plan to try to observe the dwarf planet Makemake with it. : r/space My newest and biggest homemade telescope, a 24” Dobsonian. I plan to try to observe the dwarf planet Makemake with it. : r/space](https://i.redd.it/avbtbgihan361.jpg)
My newest and biggest homemade telescope, a 24” Dobsonian. I plan to try to observe the dwarf planet Makemake with it. : r/space
![I shot a picture of the James Webb Space Telescope traveling out to its distant parking orbit. Zoom in to see because, at the time, it was 1 million kilometers (620,000 miles) I shot a picture of the James Webb Space Telescope traveling out to its distant parking orbit. Zoom in to see because, at the time, it was 1 million kilometers (620,000 miles)](https://preview.redd.it/i-shot-a-picture-of-the-james-webb-space-telescope-v0-0mefu76hupe81.jpg?auto=webp&s=1f4641e76b7f60686e8d0bc242acbcfba4f99377)
I shot a picture of the James Webb Space Telescope traveling out to its distant parking orbit. Zoom in to see because, at the time, it was 1 million kilometers (620,000 miles)
![I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7" f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7" f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger](https://i.redd.it/luf6z5ghfop41.jpg)
I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7" f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger
![Jupiter and Saturn were close enough last night to image at the same time using my 11" telescope. This is not a composite [OC] : r/interestingasfuck Jupiter and Saturn were close enough last night to image at the same time using my 11" telescope. This is not a composite [OC] : r/interestingasfuck](https://i.redd.it/mocnhpokmq661.jpg)
Jupiter and Saturn were close enough last night to image at the same time using my 11" telescope. This is not a composite [OC] : r/interestingasfuck
![A recent picture I shot, using a backyard solar telescope, reveals the twisted detail of the Sun's magnetic field. [OC] : r/space A recent picture I shot, using a backyard solar telescope, reveals the twisted detail of the Sun's magnetic field. [OC] : r/space](https://i.redd.it/zl8b3l1m9sb61.jpg)