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Clear.Sky.Clock
(If the Clear Sky Clock is on a prior date, clear your history and it will update)
(If the Clear Sky Clock is on a prior date, clear your history and it will update)
Primary Alcor.Seeing.Monitor
The Alcor seeing monitor begins at about 7PM-9:30PM, specifically at the end of Astronomical Twilight (beginning of Astronomical Darkness), when the sun is 18 degrees below the horizon. During the day this number represents the mean seeing for the previous night. During the evening, this number represents the current mean seeing for that evening.
The Alcor seeing monitor begins at about 7PM-9:30PM, specifically at the end of Astronomical Twilight (beginning of Astronomical Darkness), when the sun is 18 degrees below the horizon. During the day this number represents the mean seeing for the previous night. During the evening, this number represents the current mean seeing for that evening.
Current Mean Seeing and Graphic
Primary Cyclope Seeing Monitor
Primary Cyclope Seeing Monitor
Current Mean Seeing and Graphic
Secondary Cyclope Seeing Monitor
Secondary Cyclope Seeing Monitor
Alcor.Flux.Data from Primary Alcor Seeing Monitor
This reading is a measure of sky transparency, generated by the Alcor Cyclope Seeing Monitor.
Starts at about 9:00 PM
This reading is a measure of sky transparency, generated by the Alcor Cyclope Seeing Monitor.
Starts at about 9:00 PM
SBIG Seeing Monitor
Starting Time Variable: Approximately 7PM - 9:30PM.
Starting Time Variable: Approximately 7PM - 9:30PM.
SkyAlert Weather
Live SRO High Resolution All-Sky Monochrome Camera
North is up with East to the right.
North is up with East to the right.
Live SRO High Resolution All-Sky Color Camera
North is up with East to the right.
North is up with East to the right.
Sky Quality
(Unihedron Sky Quality Monitor LE utilizing Knightware Software)
(Unihedron Sky Quality Monitor LE utilizing Knightware Software)
SRO Live Cams
