Observation trip of the Tsuchinshan-Atlas near School
We gathered on the outside of the school. On the beautiful grassland we all saw the million year visitor who last for a short time and leave us again. Romance and Science cross at the moment!
PRObservatory PRISMS Radio Astronomy Observatory
AstroWind: Production-ready. PRO is a student ran observatory aiming to improve high schoolers' access to cutting-edge equipments. AstroWind: Production-ready. Click observe to make observation on PSRT.
Location: PRISMS PiLab and Physics Lab
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Our Mission
We serve as resource center for worldwide students who love astronomy
Research Opportunities
PRO is established to give PRISMS students further research opportunities and grant access to large radio telescopes to more students.
Knowledge Sharing
We share the experience and knowledge we gained in the projects together.
Community Engagement
Engage with a community of like-minded individuals passionate about astronomy and collaborative learning.
We Collect Cameras and Telescopes
Facilities
Here is some of our equipment:
PRISMS Small Radio Telescope
A 3m Diameter Radio Telescope focusing on Hydrogen Line.
Mini Radio Telescope
An arpeture system that helps measure RFI environment.
Two Optical Telescope
Optical telescopes that can be connected to phones or cameras to take high quality pictures.
High Quality Cameras
Cooperating with PRISMS Photography club, high quality astro images are being produced every day.
What do we observe?
Data + Analysis
The radio, optical, astronomical, environmental, atmospheric data that we observe, and why we observe them.
Sun Radio Waves
Monitoring wideband radiowave emitted by sun allows better understanding of solar activity.
Remote Celestial Body Observation
By cooperating with PRISMS photography club and visiting professional observatories, PRObservatory collect beautiful deep-sky pictures and analyze the celestial objects structures.
RFI Monitor
Using the PRISMS Mini Radio Telescope, the team collects radio frequency interference data from spaces around the observatory for better radio telescope observation..
Other Radio Observation
Using the big radio telescope, remote stars are being measured and further analysis is done to analyze their speed, direction of movement, component, and so on.
Get Involved
Join the PRO Team
Step 1: Observe
Access PSRT (PRISMS Small Radio Telescope) through the observe tab of this website, and generate a beautiful image with specified data from the analyzer.
Step 2: Contact PRO
Send an email to your masterpiece and the observational parameters to PRO, and confirm that you are willing to share your observation result on the PRObservatory website.
Step 3: See Your Result
Show people what you observed and tell them the significance of your observation. You are the future of astronomy!
You are now a part of PRO!
Find out more content in our Blog
View all posts »See our activities at local Princeton and around the world in our blogs. We build, we observe, and we learn. You can also subscrbe our instagram for more information!
Trip to Princeton and listen to lecture by Professor Paul Halpern
A super inspiring process of learning about how multiverse is being understanded in a rigorous scienfitic way.
Trip to Local Observatory
A quick recap of what happened during the time at AAAP Observatory; seeing different stars, planets, nebula, and galaxies shining in our eyes.
Astronomy Picture shooting
We take the beautiful pictures in the field under a silent night. The moon and stars were pretty, and our lives are lovely.
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Group Members
20
Celestial Body Observed
3
Telescopes
100+
Astronomy Pictures
See the Stars in Radiowaves
Conduct your observation with the great tool following your thoughts and methods of exploring the universe.Don't waste more time! :P