Because Telescope Live takes care of calibration when delivering finished FITS files for One-Click, Pro Data Sets (deprecated), and even Advanced Requests, they don’t get talked about much.

Although everyone has their eyes set on the upcoming launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA has placed another satellite into orbit this week: IXPE.

The winners of this contest have already been announced.

Being astro imagers, over time we've developed good problem solving skills. We've had to in order to be competent doing this kind of thing.

Black holes fascinate us all with their incredible masses, jets of X-ray radiation and "feeding" on everything they can find - including other black holes.

Great prizes up for grab every month for the best astrophotography picture! Please Note: Our Telescope Live Astrop

Ok, I’ve got my target session plan (and a backup plan) optimized to make the most of the nights that are getting longer.

DART, the first ever experiment for planetary defence, was launched successfully.

Today I wanted to talk about stuff that just doesn't get imaged much, and why advanced requests are awesome for going after the unusual.

Today is the day. After months of development, hard work, and testing, we are now officially launching Telescope Live 3.0!

A new cloud of space debris has appeared on the radars, but luckily it won’t darken your observations of wonderful phenomena this week!

With exams starting this week, I've not had much time to do any deep-sky but I was able to create this image of the Sun using my new Quark filter and ASI 174mm!