This is the community subreddit for Titan Astronomical Observatory, a Florida-based nonprofit working to acquire, modernize, and operate a 10-meter radio telescope for remote public access, STEM education, and radio astronomy outreach.

This subreddit is for:

• Project updates from Titan Astronomical Observatory
• Questions about the telescope, radio astronomy, and related engineering
• Discussion of astronomy, STEM education, RF, instrumentation, and outreach
• Volunteer opportunities and ways to support the project
• Relevant resources, articles, papers, tools, and community projects

You do not need to be an astronomer, engineer, or expert to participate. Beginner questions are welcome!

Helpful links and resources:

Official website: https://titanobservatory.org

Community forum: https://community.titanobservatory.org

Visit our friends at r/radioastronomy

Rules

1. Just be a good person, I will be sad if I have to elaborate

2. Stay on topic

Posts should be related to Titan Observatory, astronomy, RF, or a closely related subject.

3. Keep claims grounded

Speculation is allowed when clearly labeled, but do not present misinformation, pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, or unsupported technical/scientific claims as fact.

4. Add context when sharing links

Direct links should include a short explanation of why they are relevant. Link-only posts may be removed if they do not start a useful discussion.

5. No unrelated self-promotion or spam

Relevant projects, tools, articles, and resources are welcome when shared with context.

6. Use clear titles

Post titles should describe what the post is actually about. Avoid clickbait, vague titles, or self-deprecating “dumb question” framing. Beginner questions are fine.

7. Moderator discretion applies

Posts or comments may be removed if they violate the rules, Reddit’s sitewide policies, or the general purpose of the community.

Thanks for being here and helping make radio astronomy more accessible!