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Quote from: LX200 on May 20, 2019, 06:36:58 pm

I explained very thoroughly what you're looking at in the video. No, it's not a star. Don't bother replying to me until you can accurately articulate what I explained in the video.

You're pushing it pal. You're lucky I'm just toying with and having fun.

Your threats are completely hollow.

Your "footage" is below average

Then show better ground footage of the Hubble Space Telescope.  Especially better footage from an independent amateur like me.  You won't find any.

and doesn't prove or document anything.

Wrong.  It documents and proves Hubble is up there and was observing the coordinates it was scheduled to observe at that time.

It's just you playing with Adaptive Optics in your mom's backyard.

Wrong, dipshit.  I wasn't using adaptive optics for this, it wouldn't work for this since there is no natural guide star traveling through the sky next to Hubble and I don't have a military grade laser capable of generating an artificial guide star.  Thanks for proving again that you don't know what adaptive optics actually are or how they work.

Stop wasting our time here and don't get back to us until you turn 18 and when you can prove that billions of galaxies and endless deep space actually exist. Good luck, cuz NASA can't prove it.

I'm going to keep ramming my footage down your throat until you retract your accusation about my footage.  Until next time, here's another galaxy I imaged with adaptive optics:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/33805077738_ff59e33f8c_o.jpg
Suck on it.