Deep Sage Nine Web Cam (East)
The Deep Sage Nine observatory
located at 36°32′ 57″ N – 105°48’48” W.
near Tres Piedras, NM USA.
The observatory is primarily focused on all-sky and wide-field imaging and time-lapse astrophotography. Located on the high desert Taos Plateau with an unobstructed 360 degree view, our location is ideal for all-sky observations of meteors, satellites, and aircraft.
Instrumentation includes:
- A Global Meteor Network Station US001P north-facing meteor detector camera with RMS meteor detection and tracking software running on a Raspberry Pi 4 computer.
- Raspberry Pi HQ camera with Arecont Vision 1/2” 1.55mm f2 lens, AllSky software running on a Raspberry Pi 4 computer
- Lumix G100 Micro 4/3 camera for 4K resolution wide-field and all-sky capture
- Celestron C-90 SCT telescope, Canon 20D DSLR camera, with Skywatcher All-View Alt-Az mount and SynScan Wi-Fi adapter.
- Celestron Nexstar 8SE 8″ SCT telescope running StellarMate OS software to control the telescope
- ZWO SeeStar S50 smart telescope running Seestar_alp software in equatorial mode.
- Ambient Weather WS_2902 weather station
