PART Telescopes

TL;DR

A web-based portal for remote radio astronomy that tries to make space data accessible to schools that can't afford a trip to NASA.

Who is this actually for?

Science teachers in rural districts and hobbyist astronomy clubs looking for real-world signal data on a budget.

The Good

• Removes the massive hardware cost for schools wanting to experiment with radio waves.
• Web-first approach means it runs on those ancient Chromebooks schools love to buy.

The Catch (Potential Downsides)

Physical hardware maintenance is a nightmare, so expect downtime or limited observation slots. The interface is likely bare-bones and requires a solid understanding of physics to actually interpret anything useful.