The Observatory

This is my Observatory. Welcome! This place is a simpler, limited version inspired on something that always followed me around in one of my "dream spaces" (for the lack of a better term for "unexistent places from recurring dreams"). Well, I have decided to make this page some type of "living room" of my mini sanctuary on the internet. It's a place for me (and now whoever else would like to) to use as a space to just stop a bit when one cannot literally get out of here for X reasons. Does it sound nonsense, escape from the internet in a place... on the internet? Well, that's what it is for me; and if it happens to work for you too, then stay as long as you want to. Now, if you can take some distance from these hypnotizing lands - even if just for 30 minutes - and just be in silence, resting your brain and your heart, please do it. Never postpone giving yourself a break TO FUCKING LIVE ♡.

I don't think this looks right on mobile devices, especially the star map;

Initially i'll keep this simple so right now it will look very different from what i envisioned and a little messy. But with time we'll refine some things. This is more of a reminder to the perfectionist diabinho in my head than anything else(ᵕ—ᴗ—).

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༒ external links ༒

UNESCO Portal to the Heritage of Astronomy

Webpages on the History of Astronomy by Robert Harry van Gent

UNESCO Portal to the Heritage of Astronomy

Diana K. Rosenberg

Eclipses


stargazing

If you're a mobile user and it's finding it hard to explore the star map here, consider accessing the original website or downloading the app. I know there's links to it on the map itself down below, but I'm just trying to make it easier because i don't know how much it can look weird on a mobile device lol.

it's very simple but, a quick "tour" around the star map: Click on the tribar icon (≡) to hide the menu that shows up when you first load the page. The icons at the bottom of the screen turn grids, guides, and other features on and off. You can click on any object on the sky to see more detailed information on it. Also, in the "Observe" section on the upper right corner you can record your own observations and access the calendar to check events.