Cornwall Sea to Stars

‘Cornwall Sea to Stars’ showcases the astronomy and geophysics intrinsic and evident throughout our unique county and brings it right to the doorstep of Cornwall’s disparate communities. The project is led by the not-for-profit company, ‘Cornwall Sea to Stars’, and is supported by a consortium of professional, public, commercial and volunteer organisations with diverse interests, including astronomy, geophysics, archaeology, satellite tracking, marine engineering, mining history and tourism.

Cornwall Sea to Stars has been supported by RAS200: Sky and Earth, an Outreach and Engagement Fund established by the Royal Astronomical Society to celebrate its 200th anniversary by engaging with diverse sections of the community. 

Cornwall Sea to Stars is a not-for-profit, registered company number: 10798534.

Current members of the ‘Cornwall Sea to Stars’ consortium are:

– Camborne School of Mines/University of Exeter

– Europlanet 2020 RI 

– Goonhilly Earth Station 

– Roseland Observatory

– Truro High School for Girls

‘Cornwall Sea to Stars’ is grateful to John Savage Accountants for their sponsorship.

‘Cornwall Sea to Stars’ has been awarded a grant of £35,000 by the Royal Astronomical Society as part of the RAS200 Sky & Earth project.

• Roseland Observtory – Brian Sheen
• Cornwall Astronomy Society
• Lanivet Astronomers
• Kernow Astronomers
• Dark Sky Landscape – Bodmin Moor – Cornwall Council
• Dark Sky Discovery – Carnewas at Bedruthan – National Trust