The Virtual Telescope Project makes a record setting observation at the edge of the Universe. Il Virtual Telescope Project compie osservazione record ai confini dell’Universo. Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, ...
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We imaged again comet C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS under good sky conditions. Here it is our capture. The image above comes from the sigma-clipping combination of seven, 300-second exposures, ...
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A Guinness-worthy observation was made on these nights by the Virtual Telescope Project in Italy. The 356 mm aperture robotic unit part of the Project has indeed succeeded in the incredible feat of ...
Mai prima d’ora un telescopio da 350mm di diametro si era spinto così lontano. Media kit disponibile qui. Osservazione da Guinness quella compiuta in queste notti dal Virtual Telescope Project. Lo ...
On this page you will find details about future events planned at the Virtual Telescope, both online and onsite. You can also check if a given incoming event is free or not. Please note that the ...
Another instrument available at the Virtual Telescope is the Celestron 14″ – f/6.9 (356/2467 mm) Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. After more than 10 years of activity and a few ones of stop, we moved ...
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