600K+
Views
and counting
Astroori is where I post the full range of what I am into: engineering school, aerospace, research, astrophotography, day-in-the-life videos, and relatable student content.
Astroori
Astroori started as a place to combine astrophotography, engineering, and research. It has also become where I post day-in-my-life clips, funny student videos, and the more relatable side of trying to become an aerospace engineer.
In the first 60 days, the page passed 200,000 views. I want it to keep showing the real mix: serious projects, school, space, and the parts of engineering life people actually connect with.
600K+
Views
and counting
55+
Posts
and growing
1.9K+
Followers
and growing
Telescope setup
A lot of Astroori starts here: setting up the telescope, aligning the mount, collecting data, and working through the little problems that come with imaging at night.
I like showing this part too, because the final image is only one piece of the process. The setup, testing, and troubleshooting are where the engineering side really shows up.
Day-in-my-life clips, study weeks, lab work, CAD sessions, exams, and the normal parts of being an aerospace student.
Short posts about hard classes, funny student moments, project stress, and the things engineering students understand immediately.
Content around aerospace, UF engineering, research work, rockets, aircraft, and the projects I am learning from.
Telescope imaging, deep-sky targets, processing, and the astronomy side of Astroori.
Campus clips, study routines, engineering workload, and honest looks at what a week can feel like.
Videos about engineering classes, pilots, exams, weather, project deadlines, and the small things students joke about.
Quick videos that mix engineering school, relatable student moments, aerospace projects, and the parts of the process that are easier to show than explain.
Astroori is for people who like aerospace, engineering school, research, astrophotography, and the funny or stressful moments that come with being a student.