One of the cool things we can do at Telescope Live is to book Advanced Requests or make suggestions for new One Click Observations. Some would assume that you have to do a named object and leave it centered on that.

Time is ticking for the asteroid Didymos since in just 4 days’ time on the 26th of September NASAs Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) will make its impact as part of the first planetary defence experiment.

Want to be the best astrophotographer in our ever-growing community? Of course you do! 😉 Now it’s possible, with Telescope Live Picture of the Day (TLPOD).

Several of PixInsight’s processes use the concept of Wavelet Based Processing to analyze and process astro images. These types of PI processes include: Multiscale Median Transform (MMT)

I imagine you have ran into a problem with uneven illumination or gradients in some of your images, and sometimes those simply will not calibrate all the way out with flats.

ESA/NASAs Solar Orbiter has made its first closest pass of the sun, revealing clues to the origin of mysterious magnetic switchbacks and how the mechanism of their formation could help accelerate the solar wind.

PixInsight has a process script called Image Annotation, where all the known objects contained in your image can be identified and labeled.

Much of the search for dark matter is focused on the centre of the milky way due to enigmatic structures known as the Fermi bubbles.

It has been five decades since humankind made their first footprint on the moon, and now NASA is planning to return starting with the Artemis 1 mission.

Today is podium day!

The winners of this contest have already been announced.

Protoplanetary disks are ring of stellar material that orbit young stars, early in their life cycle. Within this gas, matter will eventually accrete to form the planets that will make up the star’s own system.