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SPIDER 300A MarkII radio telescope installed in PL Space Center at Polo Tecnologico Alto Adriatico technology center
SPIDER 300A MarkII radio telescope installed in PL Space Center at Polo Tecnologico Alto Adriatico technology centerWe are proud to announce the installation of a new SPIDER 300A MarkII radio telescope for radio astronomy at the PL Space Center, located inside the Polo Tecnologico Alto Adriatico technology hub in Pordenone, Italy. The PL Space Center is an advanced facility developed by PrimaLuceLab to demonstrate innovative ground-based space technologies and engage the public through education and outreach. It integrates multiple professional-grade telescope systems—optical and radio—to explore the Universe from Earth and to inspire new generations through hands-on experience with real space science. The new SPIDER 300A MarkII is now operational as part of this cutting-edge environment, supporting research, education, and public engagement in radio astronomy.
Astrophotography: introduction to astronomy photography
Astrophotography: introduction to astronomy photographyAstrophotography is the most powerful and inspiring way to explore the Universe from Earth. By combining a telescope, a camera, and the right equipment, you can capture breathtaking images of nebulae, galaxies, planets, and the Moon—revealing details that are invisible to the naked eye. In this article, you’ll learn what astrophotography is, how it differs from other observing techniques, and why it is both a scientific and artistic pursuit. Whether you are a beginner or want to improve your imaging techniques, this guide will show you how to get started and enjoy the incredible adventure of photographing the cosmos.
How to wirelessly access EAGLE’s Lights-out Management
How to wirelessly access EAGLE’s Lights-out ManagementOne of the most advanced features of the EAGLE6 computer for telescopes is its integrated Lights-out Management (LOM) system—a hardware-based solution that provides full remote control of the EAGLE even when the Windows operating system is powered down. Whether you’re operating your telescope from a remote observatory or simply want to avoid stepping into the cold to turn on your gear, the LOM is a game-changer for streamlining your astrophotography sessions. While the EAGLE’s LOM is typically accessed via a wired Ethernet connection, it’s also possible to connect wirelessly using a compact and cost-effective wireless access point. This article explains how to set up a wireless bridge that enables WiFi access to the EAGLE’s Lights-out Management, offering greater flexibility for any...