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Live telescope · Tbilisi
The real sky, live.
A real telescope in Tbilisi, Georgia, shows you the sky live. Reserve an observation slot and watch the real camera feed.
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Observable now
150
Aperture · mm
1500
Focal length · mm
How Stellar works
Four steps. One real observation.
Stellar turns time on a real telescope into one clear mission, from reserving a slot to keeping what you captured.
Reserve
Pick a target from tonight's observable sky and reserve a slot.
Simulated todaySlew
At your slot the telescope in Tbilisi turns to your target.
Simulated todayWatch
You watch its camera live as short exposures stack into a clearer view.
Simulated todayKeep
Capture the stacked frame and keep it in your Collection.
Simulated today
Tonight's sky
Choose what the telescope sees next.
What the observatory can see tonight, and why it cannot see the rest.
Visibility computed live by the observatory
- Observable now
Globular cluster · M15
Messier 15
- Altitude now
- 57°
- Window
- 14:31 – 04:09
- Observable now
Planetary nebula · M27
Dumbbell Nebula
- Altitude now
- 51°
- Window
- 12:17 – 03:22
- Observable now
Double star · Beta Cygni
Albireo
- Altitude now
- 49°
- Window
- 11:23 – 03:19
- Observable now
Planetary nebula · M57
Ring Nebula
- Altitude now
- 45°
- Window
- 10:17 – 03:11
The instrument
One real telescope, in Tbilisi.
Commanded only by the observatory's own software, never directly from a browser. What you see is what its camera sees.
- Telescope
- Celestron NexStar 6SE configuration
- Aperture
- 150mm
- Focal length
- 1500mm
- Focal ratio
- f/10
- Camera
- ZWO ASI585MCUncooled, one-shot colour
- Mode
- Live viewShort exposures, stacked as you watch. Not long-exposure astrophotography.
- Location
- Tbilisi, Georgia
Begin with tonight
Your next observation starts here.
Choose an observable target and shape your first Stellar mission.
Private sessions
- 30 min
- 60 min
- 120 min
Longer, dedicated telescope windows are coming later.