Here it is! The Atlas SNR, a newly discovered supernova remnant hiding right in orion:

This is why my main telescope setup is actually three telescopes working in tandem. 3x the power!

The reason that collective imaging is so effective is because the power of a telescope system is determined by how much light you can collect in a given amount of time. When multiple scopes work together, you stack their light collecting capabilities, allowing you to capture.

We have even used the collective power of the observatory to discover supernova remnants, and planetary nebula! Here is the first optical image of SNR G25.1-2.3 and our first planetary nebula discovery SFO1

Last year, 25 of us also collected over 1000hrs of exposure on the Triangulum Galaxy, revealing some faint and intricate details inside!

This is a group effort of 23 people here at the observatory, with all kinds of different scopes. Together, the group forms one huge virtual telescope with huge light collecting capabilities!

One big question I got about the observatory is if we have ever pointed all the scopes at one spot? The answer is yes!. This is the result of one such effort, 1650 hours of exposure in Ursa Major!

and if you want to get started here at the observatory but you don't have a scope, we are working on a SUPER low cost way for you to rent a scope here. If you want to be the first involved please sign up for our launch here:

and this will be for scopes HERE at the observatory!! So you get our nice dark skies no matter where you live.

I see y'all want to get involved in astro, but many don't have a telescope or can't afford one. We are working on something to make telescopes available to you at SUPER low cost. Sign up here if you wanna be the first involved:.

If you want to learn more about us, and how to get started, I invite you to see our website:

Heck even backyard astronomy requires owning a home with a backyard, or somewhere safe to set up a scope. This isn’t possible for most people. So instead we decided to radically improve the cost to host telescopes, to unlock remote imaging for many more people than ever before.

The reason a place like this must exist is because astronomy is exponentially more difficult to do from light polluted skies. To circumvent this, people used to drive hours outside the city any time they wanted to do astro. This is a huge logistical barrier, and economic

This is my telescope and some of my photos! Everyone here is an amateur astrophotographer taking images just like these

Since a lot of people are confused about what this is, every telescope here is owned by a person. Each person can log in remotely to use their telescope to capture photos of space from our dark skies!.

This is what I’ve been up to the last year! Building the largest remote observatory in the world . (By quantity of scopes)

I took this photo of Rho ophiuci with my telescope!

Thors helmet with 200+ hrs of exposure time!

I love it when the stupid repost accounts call me Hubble 🥰🥰🥰 best compliment ever.

For those wondering, there is no AI or compositing here. The image is made from 7 x 1 second long exposures through RGB filters, and then stacked to reduce noise. The end result has enough depth to show faint stars, and the deep glow of the moon in the atmosphere.