Navigate to <https://afterglow.skynet.unc.edu/en/workbench>\
Open your file.

Next to where it says "Telescope" is the name of the telescope that took this image. Copy and paste that into your assignment when asked to do so.

When asked for the Universal Date you'll look where it says "Center Time" for the date and then the time.\
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Copy and past this date into your assignment when it is requested.

When asked for the Universal Time you'll look where it says "Center Time" for the date and then the time.\
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Copy and past this time into your assignment where it is requested. 

"GMT+0" means that the time zone for this is Greenwich Mean Time +0 hours, which is equal to "Universal Time."

If this is the first time you've looked at these directions, and you have what you need for the assignment, stop now.\
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If you are on a future assignment you may have been asked to report the "Julian Date," continue! Those directions are next!

If you have been asked for Julian Date or JD (NOT Universal!!) then you find that by going to "Center JD".

Copy the number just to the first decimal point. "2460214.6" not "2460214.6852314817 JD"

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