Our platform offers an accessible and user-friendly solution for parents and educators interested in teaching astronomy as part of children’s STEM education. With our telescopes located in the Atacama Desert, Chile, and real-time capture of astronomical images, we provide a practical and exciting opportunity for children to remotely control the telescopes and engage in interactive and participatory exploration of the universe right from the start. Our platform allows children to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of astronomy, observing and studying celestial objects in real time. Through this interactive experience, children can develop their curiosity, ignite their interest in science, and uncover the mysteries of the cosmos in a fun and educational way. We are committed to providing an educational tool that promotes active learning and inspires a love for astronomy in the next generation.

AtacamaScope, a place where the possibilities are endless and knowledge has no limit.Exploring the cosmos can awaken your curiosity, stimulate your imagination and broaden your understanding of life.

AtacamaScope is a pioneering project committed to supporting education by providing a unique platform to explore the universe. It contributes to interactive learning and scientific advancement by offering personalized experiences of the cosmos that enrich knowledge and foster curiosity among students. Through innovative tools and educational resources, AtacamaScope inspires new generations to discover and better understand our place in the universe.

The lunar cycle, also known as phases of the moon, refers to the visible change in the illuminated portion of the moon as seen from Earth.

This complete cycle lasts approximately 29.5 days, that is, one lunar month.

The lunar phases are 4, new moon, crescent, full moon and waning quarter.