AstroGuy

One year has passed since I took this stunning photo of comet A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS back in Dorset. Time really does fly!

6 days ago | [YT] | 5

AstroGuy

I'M OFFICIALLY AN ADULT 🎉🎊

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 18

AstroGuy

Just saw the lunar eclipse tonight, did YOU see it?? :)

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1 month ago | [YT] | 14

AstroGuy

Who wants to see a remastered version of this video? But instead of it just being EAS screens, it's an animation video to see the actions and chaos VISUALLY, just like The Comet Killer. Hmm? 👀

2 months ago | [YT] | 5

AstroGuy

Not even kidding you guys, I ACTUALLY took this with my Pixel phone last night!!

I did enhance the sharpness and definition of the photo to make the Lunar details stand out. What I did, originally, was zoomed in all the way onto the Moon using the 5x telephoto lens, lowered the brightness and exposure all the way to make the Moon under-exposed, and took it.

(The 2nd attachment is the specifications of the photo, and the 3rd is the original photo.)

Absolutely MAGNIFICENT for a mobile phone.

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2 months ago | [YT] | 16

AstroGuy

Well, hello everyone! How have you all been? It felt like a long time since we last connected. 😅

To go straight to the point, college has taken a significant amount of time and energy from me, which is why I was unable to be frequently active on the channel.

Unfortunately, I cannot promise frequent uploads of videos or any media on the channel like it's been for a year. But, I just want you all to know I'm still here and keeping this channel running, the best I can! It won't be going away anytime soon, even if things go quiet at times.

I will continue to post content as much as I'm able to, whenever I truly can.

Got any cool astronomy news or experiences you want to share with me? I'm listening!

3 months ago | [YT] | 18

AstroGuy

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the northern constellations of Ursa Major and Ursa Minor?

Like... no matter the season, no matter where you are in the northern hemisphere, they're always circling above and together. A mother and her son, forever side by side in the sky.

They're not just constellations to me, they're comfort. And this is why I love these constellations the most.

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5 months ago | [YT] | 15

AstroGuy

The space sounds project is coming back.

Over a year ago, I ended my space sounds series with The Ultimate Space Sounds, thinking it was the final chapter.

But something’s been calling me back... not just nostalgia, but the need to do it right.

I’ve decided to come back to the Space Sounds project. However from this point on, EVERY sound will be 100% authentic, taken directly from spacecraft recordings, mission data, and verified scientific sources with full credits.

No fanmade audio. No misleading content. No fake sounds basically. Just raw, real sounds.

I also want to take full accountability. For years, I unknowingly used and misattributed sounds to depict fictional sounds of celestial bodies without credit or hints of it being fictional, including Nereid that lots know about. That was wrong, and it's my fault for making such a stupid mistake. I really am so sorry to the creators for making this mess and I fully accept responsibility. I still carry the weight of that mistake. That’s why this return means so much.

This isn’t just for entertainment anymore. This is about education, the truth, and honouring the real sounds of space, despite its silence.

Get ready for a new era of space sounds videos on the channel, with realism, context, and full credits.

The stars have a story to tell, and this time, we are going to listen to them properly. ★

6 months ago | [YT] | 18

AstroGuy

May 2020 vs April 2025

Nearly 5 years since I started my channel, was originally made for gaming (Critical Ops) and random content. Now? It’s all dedicated to astronomy in a polished style.

What a difference!

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