Free telescope viewing

What we are observing

The Moon

Who it is for

For adults, children (ages 5+), tourists, local residents, and anyone who happened to be passing by and suddenly found themselves next to a telescope. No special knowledge is needed.

How much it costs

Free.

If you enjoyed it or want to support the project, you can leave a donation (online). It helps us run more observations, develop the project, and show the sky to more people.

How to look through the telescope

• Do not touch the lenses or eyepiece with your fingers. Clean optics are the key to a beautiful image and a calm host.
• Do not grab the telescope or move it.
• Look with one eye (either one). You do not need to touch the eyepiece with your eye. It is better to cover the other eye with your hand.
• If you cannot see anything, say so.
• If the image looks out of focus, say so.

It is normal if the image does not appear immediately the first time. A telescope is not a phone screen; it needs a little more patience.

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