Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Speakers: Dr. Christian Sasse, Astronomer-in-charge; Leigh Moore, Software Developer iTelescope; and Craig Stocks, Owner of Utah Desert Remote Observatories (UDRO).
Summary: This is a two-part video; in part 1, the speakers describe iTelescope’s new imaging site in the desert of Utah. This is a follow-up video on the earlier announcement that iTelescope had partnered with UDRO and moved its telescopes from New Mexico Skies to UDRO. UDRO is now open to iTelescope members.
In part 2 of the video, Christian and Leigh guide you through the iTelescope website (iTelescope - Leaders in Internet Astronomy since 2006) and how to navigate the iTelescope launchpad/dashboard (iTelescope.Net Launchpad V2). Dr. Sasse will walk you through how to image Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) using T14, one of the telescopes in UDRO. He also shows you how to use the iTelescope dashboard and planner to program your imaging sessions.
This is a wonderful opportunity for new (and advanced) members to learn how to navigate the iTelescope website, the launchpad, and the planner and to take advantage of the opening of UDRO. We hope you enjoy this video!
iTelescope iTelescope itelescope.net
Utah Desert Remote Observatory
utahdesertremote.com
AstroPixelProcessor astropixelprocessor.com
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
2:26 Craig Stark Utah Desert Remote Observatories
21:49 iTelescope How to image a comet
37:27 Comet images with AstroPixelProcessor
40:33 Making a reservation with iTelescope
43:36 How to download your data from iTelescope
43:35 How to start a plan with iTelescope
#iTelescope
#astrophotography
#deepsky
#astro
#astronomy
#cosmology
Speakers: Dr. Christian Sasse, Astronomer-in-charge; Leigh Moore, Software Developer iTelescope; and Craig Stocks, Owner of Utah Desert Remote Observatories (UDRO).
Summary: This is a two-part video; in part 1, the speakers describe iTelescope’s new imaging site in the desert of Utah. This is a follow-up video on the earlier announcement that iTelescope had partnered with UDRO and moved its telescopes from New Mexico Skies to UDRO. UDRO is now open to iTelescope members.
In part 2 of the video, Christian and Leigh guide you through the iTelescope website (iTelescope - Leaders in Internet Astronomy since 2006) and how to navigate the iTelescope launchpad/dashboard (iTelescope.Net Launchpad V2). Dr. Sasse will walk you through how to image Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) using T14, one of the telescopes in UDRO. He also shows you how to use the iTelescope dashboard and planner to program your imaging sessions.
This is a wonderful opportunity for new (and advanced) members to learn how to navigate the iTelescope website, the launchpad, and the planner and to take advantage of the opening of UDRO. We hope you enjoy this video!
iTelescope iTelescope itelescope.net
Utah Desert Remote Observatory
utahdesertremote.com
AstroPixelProcessor astropixelprocessor.com
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
2:26 Craig Stark Utah Desert Remote Observatories
21:49 iTelescope How to image a comet
37:27 Comet images with AstroPixelProcessor
40:33 Making a reservation with iTelescope
43:36 How to download your data from iTelescope
43:35 How to start a plan with iTelescope
#iTelescope
#astrophotography
#deepsky
#astro
#astronomy
#cosmology
