Thank you for visiting the Online Star Register Blog. Here we share the latest news with you about the OSR gifts, our apps and about what we love most: the universe and the stars!
- 6 September 2022
The launch of Artemis I is coming, and now is the right time to renew some old information. Finally, after half a century since man walked on the moon, the conditions have been met for people to visit Earth’s natural satellite again. To this end, NASA launched the Artemis program, within which three missions are to be carried out.
Read the full article- 1 September 2022
In space, distances are so great that it makes no sense to measure them in meters and kilometers, and that is why the distance between, for example, stars is measured in light years (and that is the distance traveled by the light ray in one year).
Read the full article- 31 August 2022
In meteorology, the Fall season begins on the 1st of September. However, the September Equinox gives us the green light to welcome the astronomical Fall season in the Northern Hemisphere. The September Equinox 2022 takes place on the 23rd of September. Learn more about this astronomical event!
Read the full article- 29 August 2022
The Ring Nebula in Lyra, better known as M57, is a favorite target of observers, especially astrophotographers.
Read the full article- 26 August 2022
Going by the title, what we want to focus on are not the traces of our galaxy, but the true beauty of the night sky.
Read the full article- 25 August 2022
Imagine you were an astronaut exploring the universe, flying from planet to planet. Discover the magic of our galaxy and learn about the planets and stars through a captivating constellation game. The Fly me to the Stars VR app gives you a stunning virtual experience of space in Online Star Register style. In this blog we’ll take you on a journey through the full app experience. Ready to start your space journey?
Read the full article- 24 August 2022
The basic rule for astronomical observations, including meteor observations, is: Arm yourself with patience, it very often happens that there is nothing for a few minutes and then in just a few seconds several, brilliant, meteors appear.
Read the full article- 22 August 2022
The oldest written record of the Perseids dates back to 36 AD. At that time, Chinese observers recorded about a hundred meteors in just a few hours of observation.
Read the full article- 21 August 2022
A group of interplanetary matter whose fragments brilliantly collide with the Earth high in the atmosphere, against the starry background of the night, leave no one indifferent. This is especially true if something like this happens in the summer when most people are outside, in the open air, catching a breath of cooler air after the daytime heat.
Read the full article- 20 August 2022
With every Super Star Gift comes the OSR Telescope. Start stargazing with this easy to use tool. Extend the barrel, point it to the sky and focus the lens to locate your star. In this blog, we’ve collected everything you need to know about the OSR Telescope.
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