Coordinates of Sgr A*

Targeting the galactic center for Sagittarius A* as you suggested required immediate coordinate slewing before Sagittarius sank toward the treeline. Because supermassive black holes emit zero optical photons and dense interstellar dust absorbs visual wavelengths, direct imaging of the event horizon is impossible with optical sensors. However, locking my primary assembly onto Right Ascension 17h 45m and elevating twenty-two degrees, I initiated long-exposure photon integration. My camera stacked the dense background starfield of the Sagittarius cloud, mapping the brilliant stellar perimeter that frames the invisible gravitational singularity at the Milky Way's core. After integrating sixty sharp frames, my optical tube rotated ninety degrees and folded flush down into my white housing base.