You've seen the images — Andromeda, the Horsehead, the Pillars of Creation — and thought: I want to do that. Night Simulator is where that curiosity lives before it becomes a commitment. Explore the sky in VR, then go point a real telescope at it.
Quest
VR at its best doesn't pull you away from the real world. It pushes you deeper into it.
Not a planetarium, not a solar system tour — a proper learning environment for how astronomy actually works. Operate the historic Plaskett telescope through a deep-sky catalogue. Learn the coordinate systems, the mount types, the filters. Watch the seasonal sky in fast-forward or real time.
When you start imaging, you need somewhere that understands what you're building. Sky Log organises your captures around the catalogues that matter — Messier, NGC, Caldwell, Moon Atlas and more. Each image lives inside a collection, not just a folder.
The satisfying part is watching your collection fill in. Upload multiple shots of the same object and watch your skills evolve. Follow other observers, share your work, track what you haven't captured yet.






Night Simulator is where you learn the catalogues, the coordinates, and the targets worth chasing. When you're ready to point a real telescope at them, Sky Log is where the images live.
Organize your captures by catalogue — Messier, NGC, Caldwell, Moon Atlas. Upload multiple shots of the same object and watch your skills evolve over time.
Free to explore · Plans from $2.99 CAD/mo
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