On July 20, 1969, Apollo astronauts set foot on the Moon for the first time. To celebrate the 52nd anniversary of the Moon landing, Unistellar is helping to host a 24-hour Lunar Marathon from July 17–18, part of the annual On the Moon Again event. Amateur astronomers will be streaming a new view of…
DetailsJoin Unistellar this month as we take astronomy to the streets during the first-ever online Lunar Marathon. Every year, the On the Moon Again event celebrates humanity’s first lunar landing and inspires the astronauts of the future. And this year, amateur astronomers and professionals are teaming up for a brand new challenge: 24…
DetailsAs summer gets into swing in the Northern Hemisphere, celebrations like the Fourth of July and Bastille Day call for the time-honored tradition of the backyard barbeque. If you’re already outside with friends and family, it’s also the perfect time to add an astronomy-inspired twist to your festivities: Make it a Star-B-Que. Inspired by…
DetailsWe’ve got a special challenge for you this week: observe a supermassive black hole from your backyard! And don’t worry if the weather is bad tonight, you have until July 18 to complete this quest! Messier 87, or M87 for short, is one of the most well-known galaxies in the universe thanks…
DetailsIn 1781, when French astronomer Charles Messier added Messier 87 to his now-famous list of astronomical objects, the Messier catalogue, he saw the galaxy as just a fuzzy point of light in the night sky. But today we know M87 is a supergiant elliptical galaxy, home to a supermassive black hole that recently made…
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