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I'd say carry on your investment study in increments, over the years you'd research in far more depth in fraction of the time you would initially.

Dobsonian Telescopes have been known for their ease of use, lesser complexity and overall economy. They're cheaper than their counterparts - refractive telescopes. I'd recommend a telescope that's reflective, mostly because it's cheaper. If you're into astrophotography you could simply add an equatorial mount and you're good to go. I'd suggest you to look into Celestron, SkyWatcher, Orion and Meade telescops.

Never trust rating agencies,also it helps to have a ground level understanding of your investments before you make a decision. To quote "truth is like poetry, and most people hate poetry" - big short, 2015

I read a journal claiming saturn would lose its rings over a period of time. Wonder how the solar system would look a few hundred thousand years later..

what does facebook's libra have to offer that current cryptocurrencies don't already?

yeah that's true..