Unistellar

Unistellar All in a uniquely powerful, compact telescope. UNISTELLAR reinvents the telescope so that everyone can enjoy discovering and understanding the Universe.

Reignite your passion for the night sky, from beginner to astronomy professor, with beautiful views of the universe and cutting-edge, crowd-sourced astronomical science. Its smart telescopes reveal the invisible and provide a breathtaking observation experience, perfectly accessible to a beginner.

26/05/2026

Final preorders for ENVISION are here.
The last opportunity to secure yours before the first deliveries begin.

M57 The Ring Nebula.A glowing planetary nebula in Lyra, formed from the remnants of a dying star shedding its outer laye...
17/05/2026

M57 The Ring Nebula.
A glowing planetary nebula in Lyra, formed from the remnants of a dying star shedding its outer layers into space.

📸 David Swalander
🔭 eQuinox 2

Swipe right and follow the river of galaxies flowing through the Virgo Cluster. ✨The famous Markarian Chain captured usi...
12/05/2026

Swipe right and follow the river of galaxies flowing through the Virgo Cluster. ✨

The famous Markarian Chain captured using a multi-panel mosaic with his Equinox 2, revealing a dense concentration of galaxies located around 65 million light-years away.

Each panel was captured under Bortle 8 skies with 15 to 17 minutes of exposure, then assembled into this impressive mosaic using Siril.

📸 Eric Beurnaux
🔭 Equinox 2

Blink and you miss it. ✈️☀️Caught right in front of the Sun, this perfectly timed transit almost looks unreal.📸 Agnès Po...
11/05/2026

Blink and you miss it. ✈️☀️
Caught right in front of the Sun, this perfectly timed transit almost looks unreal.

📸 Agnès Poitier
🔭 Odyssey Pro

We're proud to share that more than 50 public libraries across the USA have received a Unistellar telescope through our ...
11/05/2026

We're proud to share that more than 50 public libraries across the USA have received a Unistellar telescope through our library initiative, giving their communities free access to the night sky.

Thanks to this donation, telescopes will now be available for library patrons to use, helping more people experience space observation.

When the sky feels a little more cinematic. Soft light, drifting clouds, and the Moon glowing through it all.📸 John Shor...
28/04/2026

When the sky feels a little more cinematic. Soft light, drifting clouds, and the Moon glowing through it all.

📸 John Short
🔭 eVscope 2

🌍 Earth Day SpecialCelebrate our planet by exploring what’s beyond it.Enjoy 15% off all Unistellar products, for a limit...
22/04/2026

🌍 Earth Day Special

Celebrate our planet by exploring what’s beyond it.
Enjoy 15% off all Unistellar products, for a limited time.

Look up, stay curious.

10/04/2026

Two objects, four humans, drifting through space together. A rare moment witnessed by our citizen scientists from the comfort of their backyards using a Unistellar telescope. 🔭

John Pickering from New Zealand captured Orion about 13 hours after launch, still orbiting Earth. The spacecraft can be seen moving from bottom left to top right, followed by the ICPS upper stage after separation.

🔭 Odyssey Pro

It’s hard not to look at the Moon the same way, knowing humans were there just a few days ago, passing by.📸 Raphael De L...
10/04/2026

It’s hard not to look at the Moon the same way, knowing humans were there just a few days ago, passing by.

📸 Raphael De Labarthe
🔭 Odyssey

08/04/2026

A tiny moving point in the sky, carrying four humans farther and farther from Earth… it really hits different when you know what you’re looking at: Artemis II.

Captured by Sue Glascoe, this is Orion about 9.5 hours after launch, already on its way beyond Earth orbit. The data comes from two tracking sessions, with a short gap visible between them.

You can follow it yourself with a Unistellar telescope. 🔭

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