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This is your reminder to prep your solar filters! Partial Solar Eclipse incoming! ☀️

Unistellar Merci Unistellar !!! Franchement superbe et tellement facile ..

Today's eclipse captured by Sina Arnaud Sina from Le Mans, France! Did you get a chance to observe this celestial spectacle? Share your shots with us! 🔭

In Dec 2020, we held a contest with The SETI Institute to name an asteroid whose shape was uncovered due to citizen scientists' observations! 🤩 Now a different asteroid bears the name that was chosen - "Ada Carrera". Read more on our blog! ☄️ science.unistellar.com/blog/a-tale-of…

🚨 A newly discovered fish-shaped nebula just appeared! Officially named Nebulatis Aprilis, it only bites in April.

Unistellar EvScope 2: M81 Bodes Galaxy. 1174 Fits files ( 1 hr 18 mins integration). processed in Pixinsight and Photoshop. Unistellar

We can’t stop watching these stunning videos of last week’s partial solar eclipse! Citizen Scientist Patrice Girard recorded the entire event from Bayonne, France with his ODYSSEY. 🔭

Hello from Mauna Kea! 📸 CJ Erding

Unistellar EvScope 2: M13 Star Cluster 434 FITS ( 30 mins ) processed in PI and Photoshop. several layers created and blended stretching core separately . StarxTerminator and background core brightness created and blended on starless layer. Unistellar

Trifid Nebula in all its glory! M20 stuns with its rare combination of emission, reflection, and dark nebulae, all in one breathtaking view straight from the eVscope2. 📷 Karen Fischer

I am extremely pleased to see that the power of the Unistellar telescope to see through the light pollution, even in LA, was featured in this NBC News segment. Congrats to my colleagues at the Los Angeles Astronomical Society for organizing this event youtube.com/watch?v=hG1Lf-…

We’re spotlighting Thomas Eigendorf who kicked off the month with a stunning series of deep-sky observations. From the Bubble Nebula to the famous M51 and the ever-intriguing T Coronae Borealis. A great reminder of how rich and diverse the night sky truly is. Thanks for

Thanks to everyone who joined us at the Pink Moon Party. We even saw some deep sky objects, but the best part was everyone’s outfits!

💫 Follow along on a newfound comet's journey! Learn more about the unpredictable C/2025 F2 (SWAN)☄️and how our observers (like Petri K. who snagged the image below) have been watching it closely 👀 #CometSWAN science.unistellar.com/blog/comet-swa…

This week, we're spotlighting Nader Ahmed who recently visited Clear Sky Resorts in Utah, one of the rare Bortle 1 sky parks, and came back with some stunning captures using his Odyssey Pro. Thanks for sharing this adventure with us!

A perfect way to wrap up the weekend: backyard chill with family, music, and the stars. Despite the city lights of San Francisco, my Unistellar scope let me catch a glimpse of the Antennae Galaxies – just 45 million light-years away and still merging!

Even a sliver of clear sky can reveal something spectacular. This week, we're highlighting a stunning capture of NGC 4565, taken by Vamshi Kiran Reddy who managed to seize the only cloud-free patch of the night. A reminder that sometimes, all it takes is patience, and a bit of

🚨 New Planet Alert! The SETI Institute and Unistellar Citizen Astronomers have helped to confirm a new gas giant #exoplanet 🪐 You can read more about this incredible global effort, led by Univ. of New Mexico scientists, on our blog: science.unistellar.com/blog/citizen-a…