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Dwarf 3 - a completely unique smart telescope

As many of you have noticed, the new Dwarf III smart telescope has been on sale on LP for a few days now. Gradually we will start adding our own photos, but as the weather has not been too kind so far. (we only have the first few photos from one somewhat nice night - yesterday) we would like to draw your attention to a video by Trevor Jones, the man behind the AstroBackyard astrophotography project...

DWARF Lab introduces DWARF III - a smart telescope that makes astronomy accessible to everyone

Astronomy is no longer just about complicated montages, finding objects on the map and hours spent setting up equipment. DWARF III is a modern smart telescope that can offer in minutes what not long ago required years of experience - observing and photographing the night sky completely automatically.

The history of astronomy and interesting facts you (may) not have known

Astronomy is one of the oldest sciences of mankind. It was born long before the written word - when people began to lift their heads to the night sky and ask their first questions. For thousands of years, they watched the returns of the sun, the movements of the planets and the irregularities in the sky, and tried to find order in them. But the real revolution didn't come until a few centuries ago with the first telescope. What was the journey from the first observations, through space telescopes and large observatories, to the smart telescopes in our living rooms?

Sensors of the Seestar S30 PRO - Sony IMX585 and IMX586

The ZWO Seestar S30 PRO telescope represents a significant technological step forward from the original S30 model. The fundamental change is the use of two modern Sony CMOS sensors.

Mystery of the "little red dots" from the early universe solved?

Astronomers from the Harvard & Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) published an analysis of so-called "little red dots" at a press conference on January 6. They found that these are giant, extremely massive and short-lived stellar objects - the possible embryos of the first supermassive black holes.

Seestar S30 PRO - the smart telescope that takes astrophotography one step further

The Seestar S30 PRO takes the smart telescope category to a new level. It features a 4K dual camera, advanced automation and a fully integrated system that allows you to capture impressive images of the night sky and distant landscapes without complicated setup. In this article, we take a look at how the PRO version differs from the S30 and who it makes sense for.

Radio astronomy study investigates possible signs of civilisation on 3I/ATLAS

Soon after the discovery of only the third known interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS attracted the attention of astronomers and the general public. Shortly afterwards, speculation arose as to whether this extraordinary visitor might bear the footprints of a technologically advanced civilisation. Now, a new study has been published that focuses on the search for so-called technosignatures - specifically, artificially generated radio signals.

What did the latest Seestar update bring? News and improvements that will please

Seestar smart telescopes from ZWO regularly upgrade their devices with software updates. The year 2025 has brought a number of practical changes in this regard, which have a significant impact on image quality, operational stability and increased comfort when shooting. The last update was made on 17 December 2025 and brought further interesting improvements.

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