🔍 Deep Dive: Astronomy Live
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Astronomy Live
Role: Globe Operatives
Status: Active
Tier 5: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Lore
Astrophotographer, coder, and livestreamer specializing in real-time satellite tracking, lunar eclipses, and orbital mechanics. Astronomy Live is a Tier 5 Agent whose work bridges observational astronomy and software engineering. He’s developed custom Python-based satellite tracking tools for GOTO telescopes, enabling automated ISS and satellite capture with sub-arcminute precision. His collaborations with Reds Rhetoric form the backbone of FlerfHub’s observational resistance, often culminating in livestreamed debunking missions. Notably, he’s invited Mikey Smith to witness ISS transits and lunar eclipses in person — challenges that remain unanswered. His GitHub repository is a treasure trove of orbital prediction tools and telescope automation scripts, used by field agents for both experimental capture and validation missions.
Trivia
• Recorded dozens of rocket launches from Cape Canaveral, including SpaceX’s Crew Dragon and Falcon Heavy missions. • Developed SatTraker, an open-source satellite tracking system used by Reds Rhetoric and other agents. • Livestreamed the 2024 annular solar eclipse with real-time orbital overlays. • Captured the Crew-11 launch from Kennedy Space Center using a dual-camera setup with timestamped telemetry overlays. • Frequently contributes to eclipse-chasing collaborations with TimeandDate.com. • His Discord server hosts orbital simulations, telescope control tutorials, and flerf rebuttal compilations. • Known for saying, 'If you can predict it, you can prove it.'
Hub Updates
In response to Witsit’s cosmic crooning, Astronomy Live deploys 'TrajectoryLock'—a suite of open-source tracking tools that turn rocket launches and satellite passes into pixel-perfect choreography. From real-time orbital predictions to telescope-guided footage, this is what happens when math meets sky.
đź”— Learn moreSource: Astronomy Live GitHubMission Footage Archive
ISS and SpaceX Crew-11 8-16-25
Source: YouTubeRare Footage of NASA Practicing Emergency Egress at the Launch Pad (No Audio)
Source: YouTubeCloseout Crew Arrives at Launch Pad During Final Shuttle Launch
Source: YouTubePhotographing Galaxy M51
Source: YouTubePhotographing Galaxy M51
Source: YouTube