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      Part 1
      Introduction to Tycho Tracker
      8m
      Part 2
      Synthetic tracking With Tycho
      16m
      Part 3
      Photometry Using Tycho Tracker
      12m

      Tycho-Tracker is a new and exciting software created by Daniel Parrott to enhance the detection and classification of Near-Earth objects and main belt asteroids.

      In this tutorial series, Daniel provides an introduction to the software, including how its revolutionary synthetic tracker can refine the SNR of moving targets within a frame.

      Daniel will also demonstrate how you can take this newly refined and tracked data through to their precision astrometry tool.

      With Tycho-Tracker’s precision astrometry, you will be able to make accurate and precise measurements of your targets.

      Before the appearance of Tycho-Tracker, all of the features that it offers were split over several pieces of software, and more often than not, they were outdated.

      Tycho-Tracker has brought minor planet tracking and analysis into the 21st century.

      22 Apr 2025

      Tycho Tracker - An introduction to the ultimate asteroid discovery tool

      Daniel Parrott
      • Parts
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        3 Videos
      • Duration
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        36m
      • Image type
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        Deep Sky Imaging
      • Difficulty level
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        Beginner
      • Category
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        Techniques
      • Tier
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        Standard
      • Software used
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