SkyPi has the distinct honor of hosting a 16″ Dream Telescope a Newtonian Astrograph owned by Insight Observatory. Muir Evenden and Michael Petrasko spent a week on site with John for the installation. They were able to see, first hand, the beautiful and clear sky conditions our remote location has to offer. Thanks so much guys. We are happy you enjoyed your stay! John is a fabulous host! I am sad I was not able to be here as well. Jan

Below is a link to their blog that discusses their visit here at SkyPi.

http://www.insightobservatory.com/2017/05/ateo-feeling-at-home-at-skypi.html

We had some fun last weekend testing the roof opening for both Alpha and Bravo buildings.  Bravo is the second completed observatory housing 2 piers, almost identical to Alpha building.  There are a few cosmetic items to complete as well as installing the steps going into the building.  I hope you enjoy the video. We sure did!

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The second image taken by Bob Birket from the great dark sky location of SkyPi Online Observatory in Pie Town, New Mexico. This image of NGC 2903 is just over 6 hours total time in Bortle 1 skies. There were some high clouds from time to time, with little interference.
NGC2903 is approximately 30 million light years away in the constellation Leo.