Where OpenSpace users connect
The OpenSpace Slack is where planetarium professionals, educators, scientists, developers, and enthusiasts come together to learn, share, and get help — in real time.
A community built for users
Whether you run a planetarium dome, teach with OpenSpace, contribute code, or are just getting started — Slack is the fastest way to get answers, share your work, and connect with the people who know OpenSpace best.
Ask questions, report issues, share screenshots of your work, stay current on new releases, and get direct support from the core team and experienced community members worldwide.
Find your channel
The workspace is organized into focused channels. Here are some of the best places to start.
Get started
#intros
Introduce yourself to the community
#openspace-help
Ask questions and get answers
#announcements
Software updates and community events
#hub
Assets and content shared on the OpenSpace Hub
Technical
#bugs-and-breaks
Report issues you’ve encountered
#compiling
Build and compilation support
#breaking-changes
Stay current on software changes
#documentation
Contribute to OpenSpace documentation
Your community
#users-at-planetariums
Connect with planetarium professionals
#users-at-museums-and-science-centers
Museum and science center network
#users-at-higher-education-institutions
University and research communities
#random
Interesting news and off-topic conversation
Ready to join?
The OpenSpace community is open to everyone — users, educators, scientists, and developers at any experience level.