After its legendary flyby with the Moon, the Artemis II’s Orion spacecraft is now coming back to our home planet. See it live via our robotic telescopes, now that it is almost ready to...
Next 27 June 2026, the large Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (152637) 1997 NC1 will have a close, but safe, encounter with us, coming at about 2.6 millions of km from the Earth, about 6.7 lunar...
Next 19 April 2026, the Moon will occult the Pleiades, offering a marvelous show. The Virtual Telescope Project will offer you the amazing opportunity to admire the event live, online, from the comfort of...
The “Whale” (NGC 4661) and the “Hockey Stick” (NGC 4656/57) are, with NGC 4627, a wonderful group of interaction galaxies: we are pleased to share here our image with you. The image above comes from...
We share here a detailed image of the famous “Crab Nebula” (Messier 1), likely the most famous supernova remnant in our Milky Way. We also show how it expanded in almost 20 years. The...
We present our image of NGC 6992, the eastern component of the famous and dramatic “Veil Nebula”, a spectacular supernova remnant in Cygnus. The image above comes from the sigma-clipping combination of 22, 300-second...
We imaged the famous “Cone Nebula” and the adjacent “Christmas Tree” open star cluster. The image above comes from the average of 27, 30-second exposures, remotely taken with the ARTEC250+Paramount ME+C3Pro61000EC robotic unit available as...
We unveil the legendary “Horsehead” (Barnard 33) nebula and the many gems adorning the same spot of the sky, sharing here such a unique view. The outstanding image above shows the legendary “Horsehead Nebula”...
– Artemis II: see it coming back (10 April 2026)
– The Moon and the Pleiades (19 April 2026)
– Asteroid 1997 NC1 (27 June 2026)
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