New Improvements For The Seastar?

Arons.2001

Hello and welcome.
Im wondering is there gonna be some new life improvements later for the seastar like a new change that is basically rejects frames by itself when a satellite enters the FOV of the seastar?
Which ussualy doesn't mean something is wrong but it just rejecting these bad frames.
Also the same if any clouds appear in the frames.
So whoever has the seastar doesn't have to deal with that alone.
Also im wondering if theres gonna be new catalogues aswell for extreme objects like magnetars, supernovas Quasars and maybe neutron stars too?
And for asotronomical events like eclipses a feature that sets the right parameters for the seastar when a eclipse is happening for the moon or the sun.

starnet59

Arons.2001 You have to temper your expectations. Many new features have been requested here over the years, only few of them actually happened, and those that did took a really long time.

Support@Seestar

Arons.2001 These requirements are being continuously fed back and the team is evaluating them.
Regarding the satellite line issue, as long as a sufficient number of images are captured, it won't be noticeable during post-processing.

sthscan

Arons.2001 magnetars, supernovas, quasars and neutron stars -- maybe way too many to put in the object database (or they are short-lived like supernovas) but workaround is choosing something already in the object database that might be close by and in the same scope FOV or you can add them in the custom object section if you know its RA and DEC.

Arons.2001

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