Showing posts with label remote-contolled telescope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remote-contolled telescope. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2015

binary stars by magnitude, separation, latitude, season, telescope aperture


I am working on some new tables of stars which are likely accessible for telescopes of a given aperture at a given latitude in a given 2-month period.

The app will allow you to plan ahead for a given location and a given date to have a suitable star to split to test collimation, "seeing", a new lens or for the pleasure.




Wednesday, August 25, 2010

aboriginal remote-contolled internet astronomy

We are moving forward with our remote-controlled telescope project hosted at aule-browser.com as http://remastr.aule-browser.com pending a suitable host site.

This project is focussed on practical skills for under-employed indigenous or aboriginal persons and quality service for those internet astronomers who do not have the access to dark skies which their observations require.

Skill areas include basic robotic controls, internet protocols, business basics, scheduling for users and maintenance, calibration, web development, marketing, grant annd funding submissions, human resources, industrial design, light precision manufacturing, tourism, ecologically unobtrusive small business, global aboriginal communications.

Current available sites are North Dakota (1), New Mexico (3), Saskatchewan (pending), South Dakota (pending) and Minnesota (pending.)  Sites still pending are all on aboriginal lands. Sites of interest are aboriginal lands in southern Mexico, Chile, Borneo, Australia.

If you have a suggestion for a remote site, please contact robert @ logiquewerks.com (no spaces in actual email address.)  If you are a member of a tribe or other aboriginal community with an interest in this subject, I would love to hear from you.  If you have ideas for robust remote internet telescope installations for 200cm to 750cm apertures, please drop us a line.