Hey, yeah, I’ve done that. The trick I use is to pair the little telescope‑charger with a weather‑resistant solar panel on my pack. While the panel feeds the telescope and keeps the battery topped up, I run a lightweight star‑tracking app that logs my GPS coordinates and time. It auto‑generates a tiny journal entry every few hours, so I get a quick “productivity boost” from the sky—just a few lines of code, a bit of data, and the view. If you want a bonus, use the telescope’s built‑in lens to take a quick photo of the sky, then run a tiny image‑recognition script on my phone that tags constellations for later study. Keeps the night sky useful while I’m still on the road.