@42769vette does Vortex make a scope with enough vertical adjustment for a 7 million mile shot? 
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Right, except better! Those last pics were incredibally clear and detailed, clearly see individual rocks right up to impact.
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I had a really cool explosion built up in my head. Haha
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Lol, along those lines... we sent Voyager out into the universe with a map showing where to find us. Who the heck thought that was a good idea?
Canted scope mount?@42769vette does Vortex make a scope with enough vertical adjustment for a 7 million mile shot?
@42769vette does Vortex make a scope with enough vertical adjustment for a 7 million mile shot?
With the right scope base, anything is possible. Just did 4.4 miles last week with a Vortex.
There’s supposed to be footage of it from a satellite that was following the dart, so you can actually see the impact. I heard it would e out tomorrow but who knows
So, if (for rounding purposes), we consider a 560 foot diameter target to be ~1/10 of a mile... 0.1 / 7,000,000 = 1.428571428571429e-8. So ~ .0000000143 MOA? 
There’s no room for your facts and logic here. NERD!So, if (for rounding purposes), we consider a 560 foot diameter target to be ~1/10 of a mile... 0.1 / 7,000,000 = 1.428571428571429e-8. So ~ .0000000143 MOA?
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Two space telescopes have captured this week's asteroid strike, the first planetary defense test of its kind. NASA on Thursday released pictures of the dramatic event taken by the Hubble and Webb space telescopes.
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