SLOOH provides an unparalleled opportunity to explore space live by mountaintop telescopes situated throughout the world. Using SLOOH’s patented instant-imaging technology and user-friendly interface, customers of all ages and skill levels can take control of powerful telescopes from their Mac or PC computer and Internet browser. Real-time space exploration is just a click away!
Choose from several Slooh membership programs and products, including mission cards, activity books, and online gift certificates. Participate in group missions or control the telescopes yourself as you venture through space. With Slooh, there is a mission for everyone!
Michael Paolucci, Chairman and Founder of SLOOH Since 1993, Mr. Paolucci has founded and raised financing for startups in the New York area, including Interactive Imaginations, Inc, and 24/7 Real Media, Inc (TFSM), which sold to WPP Group in 2007. During that time Mr. Paoluccci pioneered the interstitial ad and the first demographically targeted internet ad format. In 2002, Mr. Paolucci founded Slooh.com, the leading internet astronomy community, featuring access to live telescopes around the globe. Mr. Paolucci is founder and CEO of Solvate, a venture backed start-up that delivers administrative assistance to independent operators. In 2007 he founded StartupExchange, where founders of venture-backed startups can pool equity to diversify their equity holdings. He is on the steering committee of the Small Business Majority, a national nonprofit organization of business entrepreneurs working to ensure prosperity in the 21st century economy by building a politically aware and active community of small business leaders. The New York Post once called him the "Robin Hood of the internet." Mr. Paolucci graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Economics, and sits on the advisory board of DFJ Gotham Fund I. He raises children, dogs, sheep, goats, chickens and rabbits and is 4000 miles into a sail around the world.
Mathew Marulla, Chief Technical Officer, has been in the software engineering field for over 25 years. He has held engineering and management positions with companies ranging from aerospace giant Lockheed Martin to small technology start-ups. He is a regular speaker on astronomy topics, a contributing author to the latest edition of The Oxford Astronomy Encyclopedia, and a former president of the New Hampshire Astronomical Society. Matt is also the founder of AstronomyDaily.com. He is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a degree in Astrophysics and also holds a degree in Russian Interpreting and Translating.
Patrick Paolucci, Global Retail and Strategic Partnerships, has over 15 years experience in executive sales and business development working in various Internet and high-technology companies. Through BlueStorm Productions, Inc., where Mr. Paolucci is founder and President/CEO, he manages global retail sales and manufacturing for all Slooh retail products. Over the last 3 years, Mr. Paolucci has designed, developed, manufactured and distributed Slooh retail product versions to thousands of retailers across the globe. Mr. Paolucci is a graduate of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a degree in Graphic Communications.
SLOOH is supported by a legion of volunteer members who have been instrumental to the successful operation of SLOOH since 2003.
SLOOH is the proud recipient of the 2006 Parents' Choice Gold Award SLOOH was awarded the National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) Honor Award
SLOOH was the winner of the 2004 Duke’s Choice Award. Sun Microsystems' CEO Scott McNealy and Java inventor James Gosling selected SLOOH for the use of Sun Java technology as one of the most innovative and creative on the Web.
"Unless you live on a mountaintop, miles away from civilization, with a 15-inch scope at your disposal, you will have a hard time topping the celestial view Slooh.com gives you." - Popular Science
"With Slooh's help, you can see a disco-ball-like cluster of stars, a sunflower galaxy, Comet Lovejoy and other wonders from an observatory atop a Canary Island mountain -- all from the comfort of your chair at home." - CNet's Webware
"The task of finding comets, supernovae and other "chance" objects has often fallen to amateurs. But amateurs have limits. For one, a mid-end telescope can cost $2000 or more. And even a high-end telescope can't always see through the smog and light pollution that's so common in big cities. Slooh's web-based program removes those barriers by giving people cheap access to powerful telescopes located in ideal viewing spots around the world." - Wired
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