More Imaging. Less Waiting.

For many UK astrophotographers, the biggest obstacle isn't equipment – it's weather. Our remote observatory in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia provides access to dark skies, exceptional seeing conditions and significantly more clear nights than are available in the UK.

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Why Remote Astronomy?

Every year, UK astronomers lose valuable imaging opportunities to cloud cover, humidity and light pollution.

By hosting your telescope in a professionally managed remote observatory, you can:

• Capture more data throughout the year
• Access darker skies
• Image remotely from home
• Avoid weather-related downtime
• Focus on astronomy rather than observatory maintenance

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The Site

Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia

Located beneath Bortle 2 skies, our observatory benefits from exceptional observing conditions throughout the year.

• 200–250 clear nights annually
• More than 1,400 hours of darkness
• Excellent seeing conditions
• Low light pollution
• Reliable infrastructure

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What We Provide

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How It Works

1. Consultation – We discuss your equipment and imaging goals.
2. Installation – Your telescope is installed and configured.
3. Remote Access – Control your system from anywhere.
4. Start Imaging – Take advantage of dramatically improved observing conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I host my existing telescope?

Yes, subject to compatibility and available capacity.

Who maintains the equipment?

Our on-site team provides monitoring and support when required.

Can I access my telescope whenever I want?

Yes. Remote access is available whenever observing conditions permit.

What software is supported?

We can advise on compatible imaging, automation and observatory control platforms.

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