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Take control of a real telescope, observe the Moon, planets, galaxies and nebulae, and discover the science behind what you see — live and guided.
Join a live remote session and guide a real telescope towards the Moon, planets or deep sky.
Live sessionsSee what different instruments can reveal, from lunar detail to faint galaxies and nebulae.
Explore the full galleryGo beyond observation with calculations, celestial mechanics and hands-on astronomy articles.
Enter the Astronomy LabTurn telescope images into measurements with tools built for practical astronomy experiments.
Discover the toolsReal observations from the Show Me The Sky portfolio — planets, the Moon and objects far beyond our Solar System.








Use observations, simple physics and real astronomical data to understand what the telescope is showing you.


With our tool, you can check which moons of a planet you have imaged
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The observing setup is chosen for the target rather than forcing one instrument to do everything.

I received my first telescope at the age of ten. The first close look at the Moon — its craters suddenly becoming a real landscape — was the moment astronomy stopped being something in books and became something I could explore for myself.
Show Me The Sky is about recreating that feeling for other people: seeing a real object through a real instrument, asking questions as you go, and then understanding a little more about the physics behind the view.
Observing from a dark-sky area in Cornwall gives us access to both Solar System targets and deep-sky objects when conditions allow.
“J’ai observé la Lune en direct depuis mon canapé. L’équipe est passionnée et très pédagogue. Je recommande à 100%. ”
MarcFrance“I never imagined learning astronomy from home could feel so immersive. The theory session helped me finally understand the solar system! Highly recommended.””
EmmaU.K.“Cette session était formidable.”
MarcFranceTools created around practical astronomy workflows, from moon orbits and planetary mass to mapping telescope images on the sky.
Ask about an observation, a gift session, the astronomy tools, or simply a question about the night sky.