[Multi-night] Resuming a Multi-Night observation

Your smart telescope must be initialized.

Head to the Multi-Night Observations widget on the Singularity welcome screen:

Select your target, press Observe, and let your telescope pick up where it left off.

Important notice : 

If your Multi-Night Observation has been created with a filter on, the filter will also be required to resume the observation.

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