Established in 2003 in Richardson, Texas, we've delivered large-aperture telescopes, lightweight sandwich mirrors, and precision optical systems to NASA, SpaceX, Apple, the US Army, Princeton University, Stanford University, Cal Poly, and other universities, government agencies, research institutions, and individual astronomers worldwide.
Our revolutionary sandwich mirrors reach thermal equilibrium up to 10 times faster than traditional solid mirrors. This means sharper images sooner, and significantly reduced weight for superior portability.
Active cooling through an open-cell structure for immediate diffraction-limited performance.
Up to 80% lighter than conventional glass mirrors without sacrificing structural rigidity.
"Still amazed using a full-frame sensor, stars are still sharp out to the corners."
"This one picture made the hassle of transporting my UL16 to the Southern Hemisphere worthwhile!"
Stunning astrophotography compilation captured with Hubble Optics telescopes.
Saturn captured with UL16 on an EQ platform.
Jupiter captured with UL16 on an EQ platform.
Hubble Optics contributed a 40" sandwich mirror to the NASA SpaceX Falcon 9 CRS-11 mission.
Hubble Optics' 1-meter parabolic mirror at NASA Goddard's high-bay facilities.
"The combination of the 24" and PCO camera is excellent for occultation work. This setup easily outperforms any other portable setup."
"Australia's largest privately owned telescope. The views continue to get better and better."
"M42, M33, M31, M8, M20, M17, NGC 253 — the experience has been spectacular."
"It was clear the optics were very good from the first night. Stars beautifully resolved into the core of 47 Tucanae."
"Star testing showed even images that were very nearly the same inside and outside of focus. No hint of TDE."