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@Unistellar
UNISTELLAR reinvents the telescope so that everyone can enjoy discovering and understanding the Universe.
Marseille, France
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    Jan 24
    2025 was our biggest year yet with over 15,000 science observations 🎉 From observing interstellar comets to disintegrating planets and exploding stars, @SETIInstitute and Unistellar observers showed up for all of 2025's amazing astronomical events. 🪐 Read more on our blog:
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    Aug 24
    🚀 Meet S301: the fastest known star in the Milky Way! Reaching 25,000 km/s (8% the speed of light), S301 races around our galaxy’s supermassive black hole, Sagittarius A*. 🌌 Its extreme orbit could help scientists measure the black hole’s spin for the first time. 🔭 Source :
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    Jul 30
    🚀 Une grande nouvelle pour l'astronomie française ! D'ici 2029, la France accueillera PROVIDENCE, un télescope de nouvelle génération unique en Europe. Capable de suivre les satellites en orbite et d'observer des objets fascinants comme l'astéroïde Apophis, il renforcera notre
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    Jul 29
    🌒 The August,12nd total solar eclipse is almost here! What happens during totality? Where should you watch it? How can you observe it safely? ☀️ Everything you need is in the Unistellar Eclipse Guide: eclipse.unistellar.com/fr/ #SolarEclipse #Eclipse2026 #Astronomy #Unistellar
    Solar Eclipse 2026, the complete guide to Europe’s total solar eclipse
    Éclipse 2026 : le guide complet de l’éclipse totale de Soleil en Europe
    From eclipse.unistellar.com
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    Jul 27
    ☄️ A cosmic case of mistaken identity. For nearly 30 years, astronomers thought 1998 SH2 was an asteroid. NASA has now confirmed it's actually a comet : its faint outgassing subtly changed its orbit, giving away its true nature. 🔭 A reminder that the Solar System can still
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