We Have Begun Observing with the T30 Remote Telescope
We joined the remote telescope service iTelescope.Net and have begun imaging with T30 (0.51 m aperture), located at Siding Spring Observatory in Australia. Over the internet, we can photograph the skies of the Southern Hemisphere.
Our first targets are the variable star RV Phoenicis in the constellation Phoenix and the globular cluster NGC 104 (47 Tucanae) in the constellation Tucana.
RV Phoenicis (V* RV Phe)September 24, 2026NGC 104 (47 Tucanae)September 24, 2026

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