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Tbilisi, Georgia · site time
Tbilisi OneClouded out

Tbilisi, GeorgiaCelestron NexStar 6SEZWO ASI585MC

Observatory

1 instrument on the network · 0 observable right now

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100% cloudTbilisi, Georgia
19:46Next dark window

100% cloud over Tbilisi, Georgia.

Full Moon, Earth-based telescope
25.6′ × 14.5′sensor32.2′the Moon tonight33″Jupiter, to scale
Moon: Gregory H. Revera · sensor and Jupiter drawn to scale

The instruments

1 instrument on the network

Tbilisi One

Tbilisi, Georgia · Bortle 8 · Stellar-operated

Clouded out
Optics
Celestron NexStar 6SE
Aperture
150 mm
Field of view
25.6′ × 14.5′
Camera
ZWO ASI585MC
Session
40 ₾ per 20 min

100% cloud over Tbilisi, Georgia. Next dark window at 19:46 site time.

Instrument and availability

Three ways to use it

No account needed for the first
  1. Drive the simulator

    The same optical train, the real slew times and the same safety envelope. It refuses the targets the instrument would refuse, for the same reasons.

    Open the simulator
  2. Hold a slot

    Twenty minutes of the instrument on a night the sky over the site is dark. Only the hours the operator takes work are offered.

    See the timetable
  3. Ask for a photograph

    Name the object and how long you will wait. The instrument works your request on the first clear night, between booked sessions.

    Join the queue

For telescope owners

Own a telescope that sits idle?

Most instruments are used a handful of nights a year. Put yours on the network and it earns on the clear nights you are not out with it — the software connects the mount and camera you already own.

What an operator earns
from the first session
60%
once the instrument has earned it
80%
NASA · illustrative, not a network capture