Updated: October 17, 2019

Written:April 5, 2019

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🔭✨ Stargaze with us: Star Safari Observatory

🚀 GoSLOOH: Observe the stars from your sofa to your office chair!

Trifid Nebula, photo taken with SLOOH

Helix Nebula, photo taken with SLOOH

Cat's Paw Nebula, emission nebula in Scorpius, photo taken with with SLOOH

💖 this photo? Take your own!

Can’t make it to Wairarapa? Or, you know… New Zealand? No worries! You can still explore the Universe with us and SLOOH—no passport, no telescope, just stellar stuff! 🚀🔭✨

Shoot f̶o̶r̶ the Stars: Astrophotography 📷✨ tips that actually make sense!

There are astrophotography guides, and then there are guides that actually make sense.

Our friend and award-winning astrophotographer Alex Conu wrote a down-to-earth, no-nonsense guide that cuts through the confusion.

So good, that we wholeheartedly recommend it. Check it out here 📷✨

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The Romanian who came to Wellington for the stars

“I think it’s the duty of all of us and especially science communicators, to say science is the common language of people. We can all speak science.”

Eleanor Wenman reports for Stuff.co.nz | READ MORE @STUFF.CO.NZ

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In the sky

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In March

Objects appearing in February's night sky - the Beehive Cluster /Cancer the Crab, Gemini and the dog stars.

In February

The January night sky is a beautiful mixture of bright stars and deep sky objects. Here we see the constellation Gemini

In January

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in October

In September

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