July 04, 2008
We've had some questions about pricing so I thought I'd write up a message. Joining LightBuckets is absolutely free - you don't have to purchase anything up front. When you are ready to use one of our telescopes, you can find the most recent prices on the Learn More page by going to the observatory browser on the bottom right corner of the page. If you view our Quick Tour

June 27, 2008
The weather plays the most significant role in deciding if our observatories are opened or closed each evening. The LightBuckets observatories are situated in locations that are known for their dark skies, excellent seeing, good transparency, and terrific weather. Each summer, however, the desert southwest (where 3 of our telescopes are located) experiences a two to three month period called mons...

June 25, 2008
As many visitors to LightBuckets have already found out, we are not just about renting telescopes online. Sure, we'd love it if everyone who visits would try out our online telescopes and come back to use them again and again. But, it is equally important that our members and customers feel a part of the rapidly growing LightBuckets community as well. The LightBuckets Forums/a

June 14, 2008
It's true...LightBuckets has large, expensive, research-grade telescopes designed to tease faint wisps of light out of the depths of space. Astrophotographers and researchers use our telescopes to squeeze every photon out of the ether. What many LightBuckets visitors don't realize is that they can produce stunning color astro images for under $20 with our telescopes as well. This image of Messier 16 is just one example of what you can produce with LightBuckets Easy Imaging. It was captured using Easy Imaging set at Level 1 and it has had only slight brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpening post processing. Level 1 is the least expensive way to image on LightBuckets at a cost of just 20 points...that's $20.00 or less depending on how many points you purchase at a time.

June 14, 2008
We are in the process of putting together a number of video tutorials to acquaint you with us and to guide you through using LightBuckets. The first video, Quick Tour, is available now in the Support area. We plan to have a complete tutorial line up for you very shortly which will include: * Welcome * Quick Tour

May 01, 2008
I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to LightBuckets. Our goal is to provide you with access to some of the best astronomy instruments in the world, from some of the darkest sky locations available, at an affordable price that keeps you coming back. That's a pretty tall order but one I believe we can deliver on. To demonstrate our commitment to this goal, we are launching LightBuckets ...


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