David Rives delivers a PowerPoint presentation based on scriptural references to astronomy as it relates to creation, signs and seasons, and future prophetic events.  The exciting multi-media presentation is conducted in your auditorium and, when weather permits, moves outdoors, complete with live telescope views. This unique program offers an unforgettable experience for all age groups.

Mobile Observatory is based on the sixteen inch Meade Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope, used by major universities around the globe as the basis for astronomical research, including photometry of variable stars, supernova patrols, asteroid cataloging, and planetary studies. Telescope optics employ Ultra-High Transmission Coatings for increased effective image brightness.  

A built in GPS sensor tracks satellites and uses data from those satellites to quickly align the telescope with objects of interest. Over one hundred thousand locations can be easily accessed including the moon and planets of our own solar system as well as deep sky objects. Once aligned, sensitive drives track the stars for steady viewing and precise imaging.