One Sky, Many Hands: Building Observatories and Communities Across Borders

The night sky is the one thing every culture on Earth has always shared — and yet access to it is no longer equal. Slooh founder Michael Paolucci shares what he's learned across years of building remote observatories in remote corners of the world, and what happened when he opened them to everyone.

This is the story of the technology that made it possible, the dark-sky places that made it worthwhile, and the international community that formed when the barriers of geography, cost, and expertise finally came down.

 

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