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With powerful tools of exploration, students learn to explore the cosmos.
Slooh’s gamified learning activities inspire and prepare students for careers in space and related STEM fields.
SLOOH FOR HOBBYISTS
Explore the Universe - Your Way
Slooh gives you real-time access to powerful telescopes and satellites around the world, so you can capture live views of galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, and more - no equipment needed.
Whether you're chasing shooting stars, spotting planets, or just looking for a new way to unwind, Slooh brings the magic of the universe to your fingertips.
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What You Get with Slooh
Control Live Telescopes: Take control of telescopes in the Canary Islands and Chile and capture your own images of deep space.
Complete Space Missions: Guided quests help you explore new objects and learn the stories of the stars — at your own pace.
Create Your Own Space Art: Save and share your images. Build a gallery of your own celestial discoveries.
Join a Community of Explorers: Connect with other hobbyists, share observations, and geek out together over cosmic events.
Career Discovery
Space isn't just for rocket scientists and astronauts. With aerospace industry partners, Slooh's industry certification program inspires, prepares, and ultimately employs the future space workforce. Slooh's career badges include Space Situational Awareness (SSA), Satellite IT, Science Communications, and Citizen Science.
Career case study: from Slooh to Stanford and NASA JPL
Whether you're on your balcony, camping under the stars, or curled up on the couch, Slooh lets you experience space and Earth on your terms – no telescopes, no heavy textbooks, no pressure.
Just curiosity, wonder, and endless skies.
Australian Observatory
Slooh's new Australian observatory extends Slooh's live coverage to 24 hours per day. The observatory, located a stone's throw from the world-class Siding Spring Observatory, houses a new research-grade Half Meter telescope.
Chile Observatory
Slooh’s southern hemisphere observatory, in partnership with the Catholic University, features three telescopes offering complete coverage of the rich southern skies.
A New Kind of Stargazing
Canary Islands Observatory
Slooh’s flagship observatory features six telescopes and is situated at 9,000 feet at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands, home to the largest optical telescope in the world. The time zone shift makes daytime astronomy possible in the United States.
Career Opportunities in Space
Space isn't just for rocket scientists and astronauts. Slooh's partnership with the government and the industry certification program inspires, prepares, and ultimately employs the future space workforce. Students accumulating Slooh Badges and Gravity Points will earn space industry workforce certification in the Fall of 2025.
Introduction to Slooh Exploration
See how students using laptops, tablets or smartphones conduct Earth and space investigations.
Independent Study Programs
Slooh facilitates a variety of independent study programs in citizen science, workforce development, and science communications. Among many options, students can:
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create a portfolio of their work and learn to publish articles in science journals.
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form and manage an astronomy club to engage all students, teachers, and parents in your community.
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create a poster for your science fair and Slooh's Astronomy Fair competition
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learn to host live and recorded celestial Star Parties
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learn from industry professionals to develop skills for the space workforce
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"Have an hour or twenty?
Take in the mesmerizing views from Slooh's live feeds of space."
"The best option is the Slooh observatory. Visit Slooh to snap and share your own photos, and personally control Slooh’s telescopes."
"NASA teams with Slooh to bring the Universe to everyone and help protect Earth too."
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