FREE and open source Arduino Due Telescope GOTO.
Explore space with this LEGO Mindstorms gadget and ask Alexa to show you the locations of planets, stars and even galaxies.
The real-time position of any celestial body can be calculated using some parameters called Orbital Elements.
A barn door astrophotography mount made with no special tools.
An Arduino planetarium on 2,8" TFT display for your gps location. no internet connection!!! All the planetdata pre-stored on the Arduino.
A device that shows where stars are by pointing with lasers.
Attempting to capture NeoWise and other interesting planets.
How to make a dress representing Saturn? The planets and satellites light up when the ring appears.
Re-design TSCII with Raspberry Pi at its core.
This project aims to make a system that can effectively track celestial bodies (such as planets ) with a fair amount of accuracy.
Digital Setting Circles - DSC for Telescope Tracking using 3D printed parts and Arduino Uno, Nano, other (or Atmega/Atmel chips)
Arduino operative system for launching Python scripts for astronomical and flight calculations.
An outfit made of Martian material. It provides awareness of its environment. Let's protect the Earth even if we can move to Mars.
A telescope alignment compass, for amateur stronomes, without GPS
A tiny homemade radio telescope I built which can take pictures IN RADIO.
A journey through the Solar System with Makey Makey and Scratch by 2nd and 3rd grade students.
In this proof-of-concept project, we utilize OpenCV to extract star radial velocities that may contribute to the detection of Earth 2.0!
Accessory recording Adafruit GPS data that tracks your or your pet's outdoor route, decorated with traditional embroidery (of a spaceship)!
DIY modulated laser transmitter prototype for experimental optical SETI research.
This projects automatically the focus of a camera when capturing still images
Educational 1U CubeSat using ESP8266 WiFi sensors and real time telemetry to teach space engineering and embedded systems.
As masks become a necessity, we may as well match masks with our outfits, like this lit-up constellation design in the Starry Night series.
Simple and inexpensive project, especially useful for amateur astronomers, which drastically reduces the time to find the desired object
minAstroHeat is an automatic 2-Channel dew heater controller for (astro)photography, controlled with an app powered by Blynk
