Dads are often the ones who fixed things — and this is the thing that cannot be fixed. You don’t need a grand gesture; you need somewhere real for the gratitude and the missing. Enter the date, time and place he passed, and the astronomy returns the real star directly above him at that moment — not a metaphor, but somewhere you can check in any sky app, and look up at tonight.
You can’t fix it for a friend whose dad just died — but you can give them somewhere to stand. A memorial star arrives as a private link: no reply expected, nothing to display, kept or shared entirely at their choosing.
A real HYG-catalog star, fixed by the moment and place he passed; a certificate, a 3D return to that night’s sky, and a private memorial space. What it isn’t: an official naming right — the IAU recognizes no commercial naming, and we print that on every certificate. One tier, $19.99, no add-ons.
Father’s Day. His birthday. Every day you catch yourself telling him the news.
There is somewhere to go now.