Citizen science is the opportunity for everyone, regardless of prior knowledge, to actively participate in tomorrow's scientific discoveries.
Whether you're an emeritus scientist, an amateur astronomer, an observer from your garden, a university professor, or simply curious, citizen science welcomes everyone to participate in a world where discovery is experienced together.
Discoveries of exoplanets or distant galaxies, human satellite tracking, solar system observation, planetary defense: in astronomy, citizen science can be practiced by anyone from anywhere, even from a busy city center
Stellar Collective is simultaneously a conference, a debate, a practical implementation, a networking venue, and a friendly exchange between people interested in sharing their practices.
Attend Stellar Collective and take part in the ever-changing world of astronomy, as a hobby of sharing and exchanging the observations of the cosmos.
Come meet astronomers and astronauts, researchers and university program directors, PhDs and students.
Help shape the universe of tomorrow.
SETI Institute scientists Dr. Franck Marchis, Dr. Lauren Sgro, and Dr. Ariel Graykowski will be featured speakers.
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