Clear calm night so a chance to take out my @unistellar.bsky.social telescope. I love the combination of leaning back & taking in the beauty of the stars, and seeing all the deep sky objects my scope shows me. Among the glorious galaxies on show were NGC 2403, NGC 2903, M101 and M102.

The Unistellar citizen science program, a collaboration between the SETI Institute and Unistellar, had an impressive 2024 filled with groundbreaking discoveries. In a recent Q&A session, Franck and Lauren shared the program’s achievements and previewed what’s in store for 2025. 🧪

Testing the @unistellar.bsky.social Odyssey telescope at Park James Hotel in Menlo Park, CA—great views and great company! The team, staff, and even the hotel dog had a blast. Stop by and see it in action! #UnistellarHospitality

Unistellar Chief Science Officer will talk about his work, our network and the future of the search for Life on Monday. Join us!

A record-breaking year for citizen science! In 2024, @unistellar.bsky.social observers made 10,000+ observations, capturing supernovae, tracking exoplanets, and unraveling asteroid mysteries. Here’s to an even bigger 2025—keep looking up! #CitizenScience #Astronomy www.seti.org/unistellar-w...

Here we are! Unistellar is proud to be a sponsor of #AAS245. It’s a big milestone for a small company revolutionizing astronomy—bringing telescopes to classrooms and beyond. 🌌🔭 #AstronomyForAll

While waiting for the launch of the New Glenn rocket last night, I spent some time with the Unistellar telescope, the dog and the stars. This has become my habit to relax after a long day and I truly enjoy it.

A shot of Mars from last night taken with my #Unistellar Odyssey Pro telescope.🔭

Here we are! What did we miss?