The longer nights of October provide more time to see the autumnal skies before the nights get chiller! It’s a great month for meteors, seeing the closest and brightest galaxy in our skies, and later in the month there’s a …
This month sees the transition from winter to spring and is a great time to see the bright stars and constellations that both seasons have to offer.
This month there is a chance to see all of the planets in our Solar System, as well as the Pleiades star cluster, Andromeda galaxy, and a comet!
The night skies of November are a great opportunity to see Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, two meteor showers, and a host of bright stars.
October’s night sky has plenty of exciting celestial objects for you to see, without the need for any equipment.
The Sun. It’s that great big ball of fire in the sky. But what did it ever do for us?
In the very early hours of Monday morning (28 September 2015), be ready to experience a Super-Harvest-Bloon-Moon eclipse!