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Become an EASST Partner!
At EASST, we are building a global network of small telescopes—professional, amateur, and outreach-focused—to advance astronomical research and education through Citizen Science.
Network Partners will be granted access to BHTOM.space, our advanced data processing platform, along with technical assistance and collaborative research opportunities. Training and educational materials will be provided for non-professionals, enabling the utilisation of telescopes for research purposes, the creation of educational programs for schools, and the development of outreach initiatives.
For organisations lacking telescope access, alternative forms of participation are available, including access to partner facilities, research collaborations, and the development of educational curricula and outreach projects.
In addition to traditional astronomical endeavors, we also develop industrial applications with our partners. Our objective is to develop tools that integrate telescope networks into space situational awareness programs, facilitating the observation of satellites, space debris, and potentially hazardous asteroids. As a Partner, you will be invited to participate in these programmes.
Benefits of Becoming an EASST Partner
- Become part of a global network of individuals and organisations working in Citizen Science and the space industry
- Contribute to the observing time pot and offer telescope tours
- Contribute to the development of
- Obtain technological assistance and benefit from any technological development
- Partner in our grants and projects
- Unique opportunity for your data processing, including the archival observations
- Receive invitations to network meetings
- Be invited to co-author professional research publications
- Be listed on our webpage as our Partner
We welcome as Partners
- Observatories connected with universities and research institutions
- Observatories connected with outreach centers and schools
- Private observatories
- Schools and institutions interested in installing an observatory
- Schools and organisations with astronomy in their curriculum, without the equipment
- Companies
- Everyone else - just describe your case in the form below!