Lemme get this in before it gets clicked.....

I know what TG uses the telescope for...and it's not looking up in the sky......

Hehehehe


-Arg



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Edited by - Argonus on 17-04-2003 17:45:37

It does not really work that way. A telescope is calibrated for very-long distance object. Try to peek to something on Earth, like perhaps, the hot neighbour and you get inverted image. So unless zero-grav peeping object turns you on...

If that's your real goal, a pair of cheap binoculars will do. Now remember, turn off the lights while scoping. I learned that the hard way. Damn restraining orders disallowed me from owning anything with a lense in it...

your local pervert at your service !

omg. . .
man you guys are geniuses.. i have to think about putting my binoculars into more use more often . . . ever heard of a 'spycam' ? ? ? i wander how it relates to this post. . .
someone lock this post before if goes 'clicky'!!!

presently, my world is upside down, so if u do not mind, u'll have to tok to my a$$

Edited by - kimk on 17-04-2003 21:28:25

Going locked is the same as going clicky.

you can barely see mars with such a telescope.... let alone that nearby spiral galaxy

or some of you guys might work at the astronomer

isit>>?? nvm . . . mars is just a bright dot in the sky. my dad used to tell me that the brightest star in the sky is mercury.. turned out to be a star in one of the constellations..


presently, my world is upside down, so if u do not mind, u'll have to tok to my a$$

I had a cheesy telescope that was made out of cardboard tubes....

I hated it....

This is the one I want...


-Arg



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I have an old small telescope somewhere in the basement.
Kinda like the one Argo wants only way smaller (and cheaper)
Never use it, I did sometimes years ago.

oh and kyp

if there were a black hole at the center, wouldn't it consume all of the galaxy in a certain time (say about billions upon billions of years)