Observed arrival · 2026-11-13
Equus Astralis: a remote observatory with an open archive
Members schedule robotic-telescope observations from home and receive raw frames, calibrated data and finished images.
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- The all-sky camera records one frame every 30 seconds from dusk to dawn; nightly downloads are usually 2–8 GB.
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The listed instruments divide wide-field work, such as nebulae and comets, from smaller targets like galaxies and planetary nebulae. The all-sky camera’s dusk-to-dawn sequence adds a record of the observing conditions beyond the targeted telescope frames. The homepage says members can follow sessions live, while raw and calibrated files arrive in their data folders by morning.
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