Starling Planetarium
A round planetarium with a ringed planet and a sky full of ideas.
A ribbed round planetarium with warm windows and a telescope on its doorstep.
Resident Stella, the constellation curator
Starling Planetarium
Starling Planetarium is a ribbed, round building with warm windows, a telescope waiting on the doorstep and a small ringed planet keeping it company. It looks built to be looked up at, which is the whole idea.
Stella is the constellation curator. Stella keeps the star chart up to date with a pen, a stack of books and a steady hand, and adds a new star whenever a visitor brings along an idea worth remembering.
Come by in the evening, when the windows glow and the sky starts to fill up. Stella will point out the newest star, and it will be named after something you were just about to say.
Made for people like you
- Science teachers and studentsA clear front page for lessons, experiments and questions that need looking into.
- Astronomy hobbyists and stargazersA bright, welcoming hello for anyone who spends nights looking up.
- Researchers sharing their workA calm home for findings, notes and the questions still open.
- Writers of nature and science notesA place to publish a few curious pieces next to a warm hello.
- Anyone starting something newOne star on the chart is enough to begin a first page.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
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Which little world wears a ring?Show me Found
The ringed planetA small planet wears a golden ring and keeps circling the building as if it has somewhere important to be.
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Something is pointed at the skyShow me Found
The big telescopeA telescope stands on the lawn, tilted up toward something very interesting. It has been aimed at tonight since breakfast.
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What is stacked up near the entrance?Show me Found
The star chartsA stack of books holds every constellation Stella has ever adjusted. Some pages are mostly ink and mostly hope.
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Which windows are glowing?Show me Found
The warm windowsThe walls have warm windows lit for the evening. Each one is a small sunset that never quite ends.
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Which little scope is peeking along the path?Show me Found
The small telescopeA small telescope sits low on the path, aimed at the first star. It is practising for the big one.
Three casas you could make
- The night sky pageA front page where each project is a star you can point to and come back to.
- The lab notebookA tidy page for experiments, questions and what you found, with room to add more.
- The stargazing clubA welcome page for a small group that meets under the sky and wants a place to say hello.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Starling Planetarium free?
Yes. Starling Planetarium is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.
Is it a good fit for a science or teaching page?
Yes. It suits a page about research, lessons or curious projects, with a planetarium that feels like a friendly lab.
Can I shuffle how the planetarium looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and palette and keep the parts you love.
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