Stars align—or at least, the Moon does with the Pleiades this month. 🌙✨ Join us in celebrating these quiet, awe-inspiring connections that make stargazing a shared adventure and capture your image of this moment on Slooh

We’re proud to announce the launch of Slooh Starter Memberships—a new way to make space exploration more accessible for schools, families, and lifelong learners. Check out our new membership options and join the Slooh community here: startermembership.start.page

Think it’s fall already? Not quite! Fall officially begins with the September Equinox—when day and night balance across the globe. Until then, summer’s still in charge of the skies! Tune in for Slooh's member-only Star Party on the eve of the equinox, 9/21.

More on Slooh's Starter Memberships! Education Starter Membership ($39.95): Includes 35 student licenses + 1 educator Homeschool Starter Membership ($19.95): Includes 4 student licenses + 1 parent Start your 60-day membership today & get 60 days free: slooh.com

Today marks the September Equinox—the moment Earth’s tilt gives us equal day and night across the globe. From this shared vantage point in space, we’re reminded that we all spin together on one planet, under one sky. And officially, happy Fall! #SeptemberEquinox #Slooh

Calling all Sloohvians! Don’t miss your chance to enter our “Falling for the Moon” poster contest. Complete the Lunar Phases Quest, create your poster, and share your art + science by October 21, 2025 for a chance to win! Details ➡️ slooh.com/post/falling-f…

Slooh's Fall Quest Guide! Celestial Gems – Explore Fall’s constellations & sky treasures The Hunter – Hunt down and capture the Orion Nebula Geocentrism vs. Heliocentrism – Trace our understanding of Earth's place in the cosmos Explore our Quests--> app.slooh.com/public/quests

The universe is full of endless stories, just like the people who explore it. Our new podcast, Gravity Chats, will launch in October! Listen to us on all platforms where podcasts are available.

Monsters, Meteors, and Moonlight — October is here, and the skies are serving spooky season! From supermoons and meteor showers to our Lunar Poster Competition and Gravity Awards, there’s plenty to explore this fall. Subscribe to our newsletter at slooh.com!

Join us tomorrow for a Members-Only Star Party as we celebrate International Observe the Moon Night! And keep your eyes on the skies—2025’s first supermoon rises Oct 6. What a weekend to be moonstruck! app.slooh.com/shows/video-vi…

We are thrilled to sponsor Reinvented Magazine’s Space Gala next month, an evening dedicated to networking, exclusive exhibits, and, of course, an opportunity to dance the night away under the rocket lights! If you’re attending the gala, we invite you to visit the Slooh booth!

SLOOH QUEST UPDATE! Life and Death of Stars In this updated Quest, students explore the lifecycle of stars and capture examples from each stage of stellar evolution. Log in to Slooh and start this Quest now!

Less than two weeks left to enter our "Falling for the Moon" Quest poster contest. Complete our Lunar Phases Quest and submit your poster by 10/21! More information here: slooh.com/post/falling-f…

Aliens in the headlines? Maybe… maybe not. Turn your students into cosmic reporters! With the NEW Cosmic Headlines Quest, they can investigate, observe & report on REAL science—blending science + ELA skills. Start the Quest: app.slooh.com/quest-details/…

Curious how grad students collect real astronomical data from anywhere? You can use our Advanced Features to create light curves, track RR Lyrae-type variable stars, and collect real photometry, spectroscopy & astrometry — all from our global network of robotic telescopes!

We heard it was dedication week on Dancing With the Stars...On Slooh, we know all about dancing with the stars💃 Our dedication is to the incredible outpour of Comet Lemmon observations that have been filling the Slooh feed! Keep choreographing the cosmos, Sloohvians☄️

The Orionid Meteor Shower peaks Oct 21–22 — up to 20 meteors/hr from Comet Halley’s ancient dust🌌 The Moon’s taking the night off — meaning perfect dark skies for a dazzling show. & the best viewing: After 12, from a dark spot Don't forget to tag us in the pictures you take!