The world’s first DePIN for space discovery. We empower everyone with a global network of telescopes, real data and Web3 tech. Map all the sky, all the time.
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The SkyMapper @Kickstarter continues after a successful campaign!
You haven't missed your chance.
Late Pledges are live, so you can still secure your rewards and support the future of decentralized astronomy.
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Built for two years. Watching the changing universe for nearly 22.
@NASA's Swift Observatory has ended science operations after helping astronomers catch gamma-ray bursts and other fleeting cosmic events.
Its legacy: when the universe changes, being ready to observe matters.
science.nasa.gov/missions/sw…
Your turn. Choose a target and observe with SkyViewer.
skymapper.io/skyviewer
Observation of the week: 87 Sylvia, spotted by our SkyKeepers.
This potato-shaped asteroid has two moons: Romulus and Remus. SkyMapper CEO Franck Marchis led the team that discovered its triple-system nature in 2005 - the first ever identified.
A small dot in our images. A whole system with a story.
#asteroid #observation #astronomy
What would you observe if the whole sky were within reach? 🌌🔭
The Andromeda Galaxy. Orion Nebula. Saturn. A passing comet. A supernova halfway across the world.
SkyViewer puts telescopes across the global SkyMapper network at your fingertips: choose targets, capture images and observe remotely when your own skies won’t cooperate.
Your location doesn’t have to limit your view of the universe.
skymapper.io/skyviewer
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Verifiable space infrastructure on-chain! 🔭
SkyMapper L1 crossing 100,000+ blocks to record tamper-proof telescope observations proves custom Avalanche L1s are securing real-world scientific data! Connecting astronomical observations to cryptographic proof is next-level utility
100,000+ blocks and counting.
The SkyMapper blockchain just crossed 100,000 blocks, with the chain live and continuing to grow on @avax 🔺
Every block adds to the infrastructure behind a network where observations can have a verifiable history, connecting what was observed with when and where it was captured.
Web3 is part of the infrastructure. The observations are what matter.
The sky is just beginning and we're growing strong.
Looking up is more fun when we share our findings and questions.
Come talk astronomy, share your observations, get help using the SkyMapper network and meet SkyKeepers from around the world. 🔭
Join the conversation 👇
t.me/skymapper_community
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A New Crater on the Moon: What a Fresh Impact Reveals About the Lunar Surface | #SETILive xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1rxmqpEYp…
Satellite trails ruining your astrophotography? 🛰️🔭
We built SatSafe, a free tool that predicts when satellites are likely to cross your field of view, so you can plan your observations around them.
Enter your location, target and exposure parameters, and SatSafe helps identify better observing windows with a lower risk of satellite interference.
Spend less time dealing with ruined exposures and more time collecting useful data 👇
satsafe.skymapper.io/
SkySphere is a purpose-built, all-sky instrument with onboard AI designed to detect, classify and eventually track what’s happening overhead. 👀🌌
When you buy a SkySphere, it’s yours. Hardware and software. No forced subscriptions or planned obsolescence, with replaceable and upgradeable components.
We’re starting with 150+ stations, building a global network to monitor meteors, satellite reentries, atmospheric events and an increasingly busy low-altitude sky.
Every global network starts somewhere. Ours starts with people.
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🛰️ Satellite trails ruining your astrophotography?
SatSafe is now live! Developed by SETI Institute, SkyMapper & LAM with Lounsbery Foundation support, it helps you find observing windows with fewer satellite trails.
Try it and share with your astronomy club!
satsafe.skymapper.io/
From a classroom in Chile to the International Space Station. 🇨🇱🛰️
As students at Mary Graham Liceo made history, SkyMapper took an exciting step toward bringing hands-on astronomy to more schools and communities across Chile.
The next generation of sky explorers starts here. 🌌
skymapper.io/blog/skymapper-…
Alien technology hidden in Moon dust? 🌕🔬
It sounds like science fiction, but lunar regolith could preserve billions of years of Galactic history.
Join SkyMapper CEO @AllPlanets and Dr. Lewis Pinault on a special #SETILive to explore the idea.
📅 Oct 9 | 2 PM PDT
Could evidence of ancient alien technology be hiding in Moon dust? 🌕🔬
Researchers are proposing a new way to search for technosignatures: examine lunar regolith for microscopic pieces of engineered material that could have crossed interstellar space and accumulated on the Moon over billions of years.
On a special #SETILive this Friday, SETI Institute Senior Planetary Astronomer @AllPlanets talks with lead author and SETI Institute Affiliate Scientist Dr. Lewis Pinault about the proposal, why the Moon could preserve a unique record of Galactic history, and what we could learn even if the search finds nothing.
📅 Friday, Oct. 9
🕑 2 pm PDT
Join us live!
ALT SETI Live record button logo. Text: Alien Tech in Moon Dust? with Franck Marchis and Lewis Pinault, Friday, 9 October 2026, 2:00 pm PDT / 5:00 pm EDT. Background: Lunar crater full of rocks and regolith taken during an Apollo mission. Inset: Photos of Franck Marchis and Lewis Pinault.
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Today I was at a meeting organized by the Danish Consulate in San Francisco, and someone asked me to show what we actually do with SkyMapper.
So I took out my phone, connected to the network, selected Volker’s telescope in Mainz, Germany, and observed NGC 891, a beautiful edge-on spiral galaxy about 30 million light-years away.
A telescope in Germany, controlled from my phone in San Francisco, observing a galaxy whose light started traveling toward us tens of millions of years ago.
I think they understood the idea immediately.
We built SkyMapper to make astronomy accessible through a global network of connected telescopes.
Join us at app.skymapper.io
And yes, this is better than scrolling social media.
Your telescope looks at one part of the sky. SkySphere watches all of it. 👀🌌
With a continuous 360° view, SkySphere keeps watching, identifying and capturing what happens overhead, day and night. No telescope required.
Meteors, satellites, aircraft, drones and unexpected events. Keep your eyes on the whole sky.
Pre-order yours here: skymapper.myshopify.com/prod…
