eVscope
What’s New with Unistellar?
Last year, the SETI Institute announced its exciting new partnership with Unistellar, a start-up developing the revolutionary new eVscope whose chief scientific officer is our very own Senior Planetary Astronomer
Capturing a Snapshot of Pluto's Atmosphere with Unistellar's eVscope
Marseille and San Francisco, August 24th. Because Pluto is moving away from Earth, it is crucial that we take advantage of every opportunity we get to learn about the dwarf planet’s behavior and atmosphere.
Starfest in Central Park
, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PMAmateur Astronomers Association of New York Starfest
Tracking Asteroids with the eVscope - Three Asteroids in two hours seen from San Francisco
Today is Asteroid Day—and in honor of that event, we want to highlight the eVscope’s huge potential to study asteroids, including ones that may someday present a threat to life on Earth.
International Astronautical Conference
, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PMThe International Astronautical Congress (IAC) consists of a scientific conference program and a space exhibition. It is the one time of the year when about 4,000 space actors from all over the world come together.
The Sombrero Galaxy As Seen From Cities
We’re happy to share with you an update from our partner, Unistellar.
International Astronomical Union: XXX General Assembly
, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMXXXth General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union
SETI Institute-Unistellar Partnership Promises to Revolutionize Amateur Astronomy
July 18, 2017 Mountain View, CA, USA and Marseille, France — The SETI Institute and French startup Unistellar, announced a partnership today to commercialize a new telescope that promises to deliver an unparalleled view of the cosmos to amateur astronomers, and provide the opportunity to
Report on an Occultation Near Marseille – First Scientific Result With the eVscope
Unistellar is proud to announce the first real scientific result obtained with our eVscope prototype.