I've recently gotten into I guess you could say amateur astronomy. I've been having fun identifying stars and planets in the night sky. I wanted some resources to learn more but with the large volume of AI bullshit plaguing YouTube and the web in general it's become harder to find anything quality. Also, if you have any other resources to learn from such as books and websites I'd be grateful for those recommendations as well. Thank you!

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[–] 1 point 3 weeks ago

Anton Petrov talks about a lot of cutting edge science, he doesn't do a lot of astronomy, but he does astro-physics.

So not the best if you're just talking star gazing, but if you actually want to know how it works and why it's the way it is, he's a great resource.

He does have a thick Bulgarian accent, which may make it hard to understand at first.

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