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When i track a planet with my synscan for example the moon it will display the readings at the wrong time eg when i want to track it it says it had risen but the moon had not risen in the sky
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Men tend to more or less Sun sign people, but it could just relate to their father. Women are more Moon sign, but again that could relate to the mother. If you have other planets in Pisces or your chart or any other thing relating to it, then you would lean towards Pisces. However you do say "feel" and that is what the moon controls, your feelings!
Look up. Look way up.
It depends where you are on the planet; the time of year; the time of day; and of course no clouds in the way. Moon Light World Map
Galileo's accomplishments did not include any planet discoveries but were significant nonetheless. The 6 planets known in his time had been known since antiquity. With the help of the newly invented telescope however, Galileo discovered the 4 largest moons of Jupiter. That discovery alone was quite extraordinary but it was its ramification that created more problems.
Back in the 17th century, is was essentially Church doctrine that the Earth is at the center of the universe and that everything else - everything - revolved around it. What Galileo found was not only do these moons exist, they revolve around Jupiter, not the Earth. This what ultimately got him exiled in his later life.
One other discovery Galileo had using the telescope was that Saturn had "ears" on each side. Later, as telescopes became larger and could resolve more detail, it was found that the "ears" was actually a ring around the planet.
It won't increase viewing power by hundreds of time but it should be able to show you a close up view of the moon and planets where they look closer (or with the moon, parts of it look closer). When you say it looks further away, something is quite wrong as you know. It sounds like the eye piece is backwards in the mount? Can't imagine what else would make it smaller. Also can't imagine you could even get it in backwards. I have a scope by Meade that is essentially the same Newtonian design. Best of luck.
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