Check out these tips and tricks to visualize the phases of the moon in OpenSpace with our developer Micah Acinapura! 🌘youtu.be/h7fmYMM9lcI

We're counting down to the total solar eclipse on April 8th! Learn how you can explore this phenomenon using OpenSpace with step-by-step instructions: bit.ly/48Szeju ☀️ #GreatAmericanEclipse

A little explainer video for the April 8th total solar eclipse from Lee Stevens Deion Desir myself and the communications team at American Museum of Natural History Shoutout to OpenSpace for being our go to visualization software package.

One day, there might be some eclipse chasers on the moon looking for the best views of Earth in shadow. Until then, we'll just have to imagine the sight. Here's one from Moretus Crater near the south pole of the moon. Simulated with OpenSpace .

Are you curious about the eclipses for the next twenty years? Afraid of the weather reports for this one? Look no further than this American Museum of Natural History video made in collaboration with Lee Stevens Deion Desir OpenSpace and me. Total solar eclipses through 2043. m.youtube.com/watch?v=MySb6Y…

Make sure you protect your eyes during the solar eclipse on April 8th! Check to make sure your eclipse glasses say ISO-12312-2. 👓☀️ Video created in OpenSpace. Image Credit: NASA/GSFC/Genna Duberstein #NASA #space #eclipse2024

Happy Solar Eclipse Day! Wishing everyone clear skies and a wonderful eclipse experience! Catch all the action on NASA’s live feed here: bit.ly/3PQd0Ig 🌎🌑☀️ Image created in OpenSpace. #NASA #space #eclipse2024

Luana Melnek dos Anjos is sharing astronomy beyond the classroom, in unexpected places like art galleries and train cafe cars! Learn how Luana is empowering diverse voices and igniting curiosity using OpenSpace! 🌌✨ Read the blog: bit.ly/3QlwzbT #STEM #astronomy #NASA

This week we’re at IPS Planetarium conference in Berlin! Stop by our sponsorship booth or attend an OpenSpace session. 📆 Check out our full list of IPS happenings! openspaceproject.com/upcoming-event…

Our simulation of the path for asteroid 2024 PT5, soon to be our temporarily captured two month mini-moon. (Simulated with OpenSpace with data from NASA JPL Horizons)

Lunar Occultation of Mars tonight! If it's clear around 9:15 pm (in NYC) and you look at the lower left part of the moon, you'll see Mars sneak behind the moon for a little more than an hour. Simulated view made with OpenSpace

📢 TODAY at 3 PM ET / 12 PM PT: Join our first OpenSpace meeting of 2025! James Hedberg CCNY Planetarium will offer tips and tricks to create animations and videos with OpenSpace. Details: openspaceproject.com/upcoming-event…

Here are possible orbits of YR4 as they approach Earth on Dec 22, 2032. You can see that the big clump of orbits miss Earth, but some do hit Earth. Latest impact probability holding steady at about 2%.

Bring breathtaking astronomical images from NASA Webb Telescope and more into your planetarium! 🌟 Join David Weigel (@rocketcenterusa) & Micah Acinapura (American Museum of Natural History) this Thursday, March 6 at 3pm ET to learn the basics of OpenSpace’s SkyBrowser feature. 🔗 Register: shorturl.at/3arTj

Explore the night sky using free, open-source software! 🌠 On Monday, April 28 at 3pm ET, join Ken Murphy, Planetarium Director at Southwest Minnesota State University, for an introduction to presenting night sky astronomy with OpenSpace. 🔗 Register: rb.gy/1eq1t0

So excited to support Kaz in visualizing "Weird Worlds" in OpenSpace!