Frequently Asked Questions
What is Orbiton?
Orbiton is a research-focused platform aimed at making radio astronomy accessible for students and the public.
How does Orbiton work?
We provide remote access to a radio telescope, allowing users to conduct observations, analyze data, and contribute to research.
Who can use Orbiton?
Anyone with an interest in radio astronomy, from students to seasoned enthusiasts—no experience required.
How do I access the data?
Simply log in through our website, enter your observation details, and receive results via email.
What kind of research can I do with Orbiton?
From studying cosmic radio waves to analyzing hydrogen line emissions, Orbiton supports various astronomical research projects.
How quickly will I get my observation results?
We aim to send results within a few days, though complex observations may take a bit longer.
Is there a cost to use Orbiton?
Access is free! We’re committed to providing open research opportunities.
What makes Orbiton special?
Orbiton uniquely combines accessibility, educational tools, and cutting-edge research support in one platform.
Who founded Orbiton?
Orbiton was founded by Afif Chamseddine: a dedicated researcher passionate about making radio astronomy accessible to everyone, with a focus on education and community-driven exploration.
How do I get in touch with Orbiton’s team?
Just drop us a message through our contact form—we’ll beam back to you in no time!