Endeavour!!!From 60 Miles Away,With Booster Separation...11/14/08,STS-126
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Nice work! very cool.
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Hmmm... I think I could possibly write a program that tracked a bright light, the only thing keeping it back would be how fast and strong the telescopes motors are. I might try to do that once I get a telescope and a camera that can attach to it.
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GREAT!
I love it :)
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awesome work!
Hopefully I can go see the launc this WED at night!
CCPnoob 3 years ago
i beat that traffic mess by using the telescope in the front yard here in Orlando..heh
YoudSayOmg 3 years ago
I wonder... Couldn't someone make a system where a camera is attached to the telescope, and then the camera is connected to a computer that is connected to a telescopes motors so that the computer can be programmed to follow the bright light using the motors on the telescope?
Sorry if it isn't explained very well.
Airclot 2 years ago
those are called " guide scope camera's"..but they only work on stars,not something moving 1000 mph.I do have a automatic satellite tracking program, but it's done through numbered equations i can download
YoudSayOmg 2 years ago
nice job
Cohengenuity 3 years ago 2
Thanks,i used the laser scope on the side the telescope,made sure it was accurate first on star,then fallowed it up on rate 7,theres rates 1-9.Next i'm try the Space Station!
YoudSayOmg 3 years ago