What Can I Do at MyTelescope.com?: Our telescopes can be used for many different projects; this video briefly shows a number of possibilities: imaging the International Space Station, taking pictures of Jupiter, lunar shots, viewing deep sky objects in gray scale and in color, and seeing comets. (2:37 minutes:seconds).

Perseids Meteor Shower 2009 - The Day After shows how to capture a meteor in the spotting camera (2:34 minutes:seconds).

Comet Lulin was passing by in Feb 2009 and provided an oportunity to show how to navigate the night sky using the spotting scope, locate the comet and image it using the primary camera (3:21 minutes:seconds).

Apollo 11 and 17 Moon Landing Sites: explore the moon and find the locations where Apollo missions visited (4:04 minutes:seconds).

The International Space Station can be seen in both the spotting and primary cameras if you know where and when to look (4:31 minutes:seconds).

M27 Color Image Composition: this video demonstrates how to create a color image of Messier 27 using the filter wheel and the Color Image Composer tool (4:08 minutes:seconds).

Step 1: Purchasing Credits - this is easy enough that it doesn't need a video: simply visit the Purchasing Credits page, select a package and click the "Pay with Paypal" button.

Step 2: Booking a telescope (3:25 minutes:seconds).

Step 3: Controlling a Telescope using the Live Control applet (8:51 minutes:seconds).

Locating Objects In addition to using the sky map to find objects, you can search for objects by name or you can enter the "right ascension" (RA) and declination (Dec) directly (1:43 minutes:seconds).

How to Refine the Focus (4:20 minutes:seconds).