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Slooh

start up
United States - Washington Depot, Connecticut
  • 02/11/2023
  • Unknown
  • $5,000,000

Introducing an innovative new product that teaches students how to explore space via a network of online telescopes.

Slooh makes offering astronomy engaging and affordable for schools without the requisite equipment or expertise on staff. We provide direct access to astronomy educators and real-time viewing and control of robotic telescopes, including seven telescopes situated at one of the world’s top observatory sites.

With the dawn of the new space age, astronomy deserves more focus in schools, particularly because it is fascinating and inspiring to students. Slooh is designed to empower students in class as a part of the curriculum, and also in a co-curricular or extracurricular manner so students can explore space on their own with direct support from our astronomy educators.

We are launching this new version for 4th through 8th-grade students in the fall, with funding support from the National Science Foundation. If you are a teacher or school administrator, please reach out with a convenient time for me to give you a call to tell you more about it.


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Michael PaolucciFounder

Michael Paolucci United States - Washington, Connecticut

I am a tech entrepreneur. I have been a pioneer of demographically targeted advertising and interstitial ads, as well as online video editing, online labor marketplaces, and astronomy in education.

I am currently the founder and CEO of Slooh which is committed to making it possible for anyone to learn to explore space by creating an inclusive online platform that gathers students, educators, and others around live telescopes, so that they may see the universe for themselves and share diverse perspectives.

I am an avid blue-water sailor and captain of Marlow, a 51' sloop on a slow lap around the world. I became a son of Neptune on the spring equinox crossing the equator under the zenith Sun en route to the Galapagos. Oh to be on the calm sea at night under a clear, moonless sky sailing through the reflected Milky Way.....salty stories at https://trufflesniffer.wordpress.com/