Plateau Astro
@plateauastro.bsky.social
Space Educator based in Montréal.
Artemis II astronaut Jeremy Hansen is at the Canadian Space Agency this morning
He’ll be speaking to students and telling a bit more about the upcoming Moon mission
He’ll be speaking to students and telling a bit more about the upcoming Moon mission
October 16, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Artemis II astronaut Jeremy Hansen is at the Canadian Space Agency this morning
He’ll be speaking to students and telling a bit more about the upcoming Moon mission
He’ll be speaking to students and telling a bit more about the upcoming Moon mission
The Moon rises in the East tonight in Montréal at 6:03 PM
It’ll look large and orange when it first rises when low on the horizon
It’ll look large and orange when it first rises when low on the horizon
October 6, 2025 at 8:39 PM
The Moon rises in the East tonight in Montréal at 6:03 PM
It’ll look large and orange when it first rises when low on the horizon
It’ll look large and orange when it first rises when low on the horizon
Just saw some rainbow-coloured, iridescent clouds over Montréal
October 2, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Just saw some rainbow-coloured, iridescent clouds over Montréal
Montreal: the Space Station will fly over the city tonight, appearing like a bright star moving across the sky
START: 8:07 PM, West
END: 8:12 PM, Southeast
At 8:10 PM, it’ll appear to fly above the Moon in the Moon. Easily viewable, no telescope required!
START: 8:07 PM, West
END: 8:12 PM, Southeast
At 8:10 PM, it’ll appear to fly above the Moon in the Moon. Easily viewable, no telescope required!
September 28, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Montreal: the Space Station will fly over the city tonight, appearing like a bright star moving across the sky
START: 8:07 PM, West
END: 8:12 PM, Southeast
At 8:10 PM, it’ll appear to fly above the Moon in the Moon. Easily viewable, no telescope required!
START: 8:07 PM, West
END: 8:12 PM, Southeast
At 8:10 PM, it’ll appear to fly above the Moon in the Moon. Easily viewable, no telescope required!
There's only ~30 satellites needed to make GPS work around the world. I wanted to show this to students, and I'm super pumped how this turned out!
Working with @gaiasky.bsky.social, we grab the orbital data of each satellite and show them circling around Earth
They look like electrons in an atom
Working with @gaiasky.bsky.social, we grab the orbital data of each satellite and show them circling around Earth
They look like electrons in an atom
September 25, 2025 at 1:07 PM
There's only ~30 satellites needed to make GPS work around the world. I wanted to show this to students, and I'm super pumped how this turned out!
Working with @gaiasky.bsky.social, we grab the orbital data of each satellite and show them circling around Earth
They look like electrons in an atom
Working with @gaiasky.bsky.social, we grab the orbital data of each satellite and show them circling around Earth
They look like electrons in an atom