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dont see a problem myself provided the origin of the data is clearly stated so there is no deception or plagarism. I have an iTelescope subscription, and see it as an opportunity primarily to remotely acquire data on targets not visible from my own location. My home scopes are also operated remotely from the house rather than outside by the scope itself, and automation allows me to collect data while doing other things (eg sleeping). Same same i think.
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