Looks ahead
Polaris follows the conditions for the coming hours, not just the weather right now.
In development
AstroStation for amateur astronomers
Weather and night sky at a glance.
Polaris looks ahead at the next few hours: cloud cover, precipitation, wind and darkness. It tells you at a glance whether and when you can take your (smart) telescope outside.
The question Polaris answersWill it be clear enough to observe tonight?
View the observing windowDesigned and built in Zeeland
WeatherSkyAstronomy
AstroStation & Polaris XLTwo sizes, one passion for stargazing
From weather data to a clear decision
At a glance
Cloud cover, temperature, wind and advice come together in one observing window.
Time to head outside
You can immediately see when conditions are favourable enough to set up your telescope.
Non-binding interest survey
Would you use an AstroStation?
Project Polaris is exploring whether there is enough interest for a possible small pilot series in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. There is no price, launch date or sales decision yet.
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Take part in the surveyPersonal hobby project
2026 · ZeelandBuilt around one practical question.
Project Polaris is a personal hobby project born from the desire to see quickly whether the next few hours will be suitable for taking a telescope outside. Starting with that question, Jordy de Jager and OpenAI are building a compact AstroStation that brings weather, sky and astronomy together on a dedicated display.
Designed forWeather · Sky · Astronomy
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