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A knowledge platform for everything above Earth — astronomy, space, the night sky, celestial events, mythology, and astrology as a clearly separate cultural tradition.

Astronomy is presented as scientific, evidence-based, and sourced. Astrology is presented as cultural, symbolic, and interpretive — never as proven science.

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Learn Telescopes

How we see farther — from backyard optics to orbiting observatories.

Beginner

1.1How telescopes workCollecting and focusing light.
1.2Explore telescopesSpace telescopes in the graph.
1.3HubbleThe iconic optical observatory.

Intermediate

2.1James WebbThe great infrared observatory.
2.2JWST vs HubbleTwo observatories compared.
2.3ObservatoriesGround-based facilities.

Advanced

3.1Chandra X-ray ObservatoryThe X-ray universe.
3.2Observed by James WebbWhat Webb has studied.
3.3TESSAn all-sky exoplanet hunter.

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