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X-WR-CALDESC:Early Bird Registration Through 12/31: $199\, Regular Registra
 tion 1/1-1/21: $249\n\nWednesdays: \nJan 21\, Feb 4\, Feb 18\, Mar 4\, Mar
  18\n11am–2pm Pacific / 2pm–5pm Eastern\n* Recordings of all sessions will
  be available for all registrants.\n\nYour Unistellar telescope can captur
 e extraordinary images — this workshop shows you how to turn those images 
 into scientific discoveries. Designed for new and returning Unistellar own
 ers\, this five-part series goes well beyond “how to use your telescope.” 
 You’ll learn how astronomers interpret light\, analyze brightness and colo
 r\, and uncover the physics behind nebulae\, star clusters\, variable star
 s\, and exoplanets. No prior astronomy experience required. This workshop 
 is the same content as the fall 2025 version\, just with a new title.\n\nN
 ote: This is not an astrophotography or telescope-operations course. It is
  a hands-on introduction to scientific data analysis using your own Uniste
 llar observations.\n\nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nAcross five interactive session
 s led by astronomers from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) an
 d the SETI Institute/Unistellar\, you’ll explore:\n\n    •    How stars fo
 rm\, evolve\, and vary in brightness\n\n    •    How nebulae and supernova
  remnants reveal their structure through light\n\n    •    How exoplanets 
 produce subtle dips in starlight\n\n    •    How astronomers extract insig
 ht from pixels\, color channels\, and time-series data\n\nUsing Julia and 
 Pluto notebooks\, the same modern tools astronomers use\, you’ll analyze r
 eal Unistellar FITS files and quantify your observations like a scientist.
 \n\nWhat You’ll Do\n\n    •    Load and explore Unistellar data\n\n    •  
   Work through guided Pluto notebooks using your own Unistellar observatio
 ns\n\n    •    Perform differential photometry\n\n    •    Build and inter
 pret light curves\n\n    •    Contribute observations to global citizen-sc
 ience campaigns\n\nCommunity & Support\n\nAll participants receive access 
 to the Unistellar Slack workspace — a global community where observers sha
 re results\, ask questions\, and collaborate. Weekly office hours with ins
 tructors offer one-on-one help with data analysis\, notebook workflows\, a
 nd science targets.  Participants in the Fall 2025 cohort who engaged in S
 lack and office hours reported significantly higher learning gains and sat
 isfaction.\n\nTechnical Setup\n\nBefore Session 1\, you’ll install Julia a
 nd Pluto notebooks. A guided setup document and optional Install Clinic ar
 e provided. No coding experience required. Participants in the previous co
 hort successfully installed everything even if they had never used scienti
 fic software before.\n\nEarly Bird Registration Through 12/31: $199\, Regu
 lar Registration 1/1-1/21: $249\n\nAttendance/Refund Policy\n\nLive attend
 ance is strongly encouraged and expected in order to get the most out of t
 he interactive session. A recording will be available for those who cannot
  attend live or who would like to review the content. Full refund is avail
 able for cancellations up to 14 days prior to the start of the workshop. I
 f you need to cancel please email learn@astrosociety.org.\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Early Bird Registration Through 12/31: $199\, Regular Registrat
 ion 1/1-1/21: $249\n\nWednesdays: \nJan 21\, Feb 4\, Feb 18\, Mar 4\, Mar 
 18\n11am–2pm Pacific / 2pm–5pm Eastern\n* Recordings of all sessions will 
 be available for all registrants.\n\nYour Unistellar telescope can capture
  extraordinary images — this workshop shows you how to turn those images i
 nto scientific discoveries. Designed for new and returning Unistellar owne
 rs\, this five-part series goes well beyond “how to use your telescope.” Y
 ou’ll learn how astronomers interpret light\, analyze brightness and color
 \, and uncover the physics behind nebulae\, star clusters\, variable stars
 \, and exoplanets. No prior astronomy experience required. This workshop i
 s the same content as the fall 2025 version\, just with a new title.\n\nNo
 te: This is not an astrophotography or telescope-operations course. It is 
 a hands-on introduction to scientific data analysis using your own Unistel
 lar observations.\n\nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nAcross five interactive sessions
  led by astronomers from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) and
  the SETI Institute/Unistellar\, you’ll explore:\n\n    •    How stars for
 m\, evolve\, and vary in brightness\n\n    •    How nebulae and supernova 
 remnants reveal their structure through light\n\n    •    How exoplanets p
 roduce subtle dips in starlight\n\n    •    How astronomers extract insigh
 t from pixels\, color channels\, and time-series data\n\nUsing Julia and P
 luto notebooks\, the same modern tools astronomers use\, you’ll analyze re
 al Unistellar FITS files and quantify your observations like a scientist.
 \n\nWhat You’ll Do\n\n    •    Load and explore Unistellar data\n\n    •  
   Work through guided Pluto notebooks using your own Unistellar observatio
 ns\n\n    •    Perform differential photometry\n\n    •    Build and inter
 pret light curves\n\n    •    Contribute observations to global citizen-sc
 ience campaigns\n\nCommunity & Support\n\nAll participants receive access 
 to the Unistellar Slack workspace — a global community where observers sha
 re results\, ask questions\, and collaborate. Weekly office hours with ins
 tructors offer one-on-one help with data analysis\, notebook workflows\, a
 nd science targets.  Participants in the Fall 2025 cohort who engaged in S
 lack and office hours reported significantly higher learning gains and sat
 isfaction.\n\nTechnical Setup\n\nBefore Session 1\, you’ll install Julia a
 nd Pluto notebooks. A guided setup document and optional Install Clinic ar
 e provided. No coding experience required. Participants in the previous co
 hort successfully installed everything even if they had never used scienti
 fic software before.\n\nEarly Bird Registration Through 12/31: $199\, Regu
 lar Registration 1/1-1/21: $249\n\nAttendance/Refund Policy\n\nLive attend
 ance is strongly encouraged and expected in order to get the most out of t
 he interactive session. A recording will be available for those who cannot
  attend live or who would like to review the content. Full refund is avail
 able for cancellations up to 14 days prior to the start of the workshop. I
 f you need to cancel please email learn@astrosociety.org.\n\n
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