Is there any telescope that provides a live video?

Question

If there is cnould you tell me what the site is please

Answer 1

There are a few. They tend to be on and off, since it's a difficult thing to keep running.

There are even some robotic telescopes where, if you sign up correctly, you can control the telescope over the web and get pictures back.

Answer 2

Not of what it's looking at, no. Besides, that would be boring - most professional telescopes are taking long exposures, so there's no point in having a video camera attached - you won't see anything interesting.

But if you want to see live images of telescopes, here are a few webcams.

Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona
http://www.noao.edu/kpno/kpcam/index.shtml

MMT telescope in Arizona (cool one with movies of the sky)
http://skycam.mmto.arizona.edu/

Answer 3

Any telescope can be fitted with a webcam to generate live video. Webcams specifically for astronomy are widely available. Try a Google search.

Answer 4

There is the Faulkes telescope.

Answer 5

No. You have to remember that the output from the scopes are just streams of digital data that get processed much later. No one uses an analog imaging system

Answer 6

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