Pick a nebula, book a robotic telescope, then stack the night's images. u/SirMeeseekz describes using Claude Code with a headless browser to plan observations and operate StellarDock's booking and download pages; Python handles the stacking. The service controls the telescope hardware.

The attached photographs come from telescope exposures, rather than an image generator. The maker says the project began last month and shares the workflow in an November 1 thread.

This is a personal account, with private code and paid telescope time, not an independently validated observatory. Claimed asteroid measurements and candidate discoveries remain unverified. An astrophotographer in the discussion welcomes the accessible entry point while missing the hands-on work it removes.