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KHELIS · Guest

Earlier this year, my 8yr old Son and I got a telescope (Zhumell Z8) and have seen many wonders... things that I never had any idea that one could see so directly for so "cheap" (one can be gotten for about $350 shipped). The ring nebula (Messier object 57) is definitely one of the top 3 things that we've observed so far, and alone is well worth getting into amateur astronomy for.To see something like this "with your own eye" (aside from it reflecting onto a mirror and into a magnifying eyepiece) can put you into touch with parts of your psyche and consciousness that no image could ever touch.If you should feel an urge to look into it, I offer the following brief advice... get the telescope with the biggest aperture (big aroundness, more or less) that you can afford. "Dobsonians" are what I would advise. Orion has some smaller ones (4, 6, 8 in), but are a little high on shipping... if you can make the jump to 8 (considered a super solid starting point), you can get the Zhumell, which comes with extra, very worthwhile accessories for cheaper.Also, check out a couple of good books like Nightwatch and Turn Left At Orion to get started.
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Sainadh · Guest

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Jeffrey · Guest

let's see you turn a $14 trillion economy around in a year.
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Prenter · Guest

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Parrish · Guest

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Hartill · Guest

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Jed · Guest

@magibeg,[quote]CreationWiki response:Evolutionists seem rather obstinate in defining evolution as any change in 'gene frequencies' among a population. If evolution is defined so broadly then creationists might as well be known as theistic evolutionists. Macroevolution and microevolution should be put into their respective categories. Microevolution in itself isn't sufficient to establish that macroevolution has occurred because every single observation that is made, is in accord with the created kinds.Microevolution: the name used by many evolutionists to describe genetic variation, the empirically observed phenomenon in which exisiting potential variations within the gene pool of a population of organisms are manifested or suppressed among members of that population over a series of generations. Often simplistically (and erroneously) invoked as â€œproofâ€ of â€œmacro evolutionâ€Macroevolution: the theory/belief that biological population changes take (and have taken) place (typically via mutations and natural selection) on a large enough scale to produce entirely new structural features and organs, resulting in entirely new species, genera, families, orders, classes, and phyla within the biological world, by generating the requisite (new) genetic information. Many evolutionists have used â€œmacro-evolutionâ€ and â€œNeo-Darwinismâ€ as synonymous for the past 150 years.[/quote]Continued at http://www.creationwiki.org/Microevolution_is_dist ...

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