Two of the leading characters in scientific history are Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke. They were contemporaries, although certainly their...
Events
The latest astronomy events from around the country.
News
New Hubble images give scientists the means to recreate the Ring Nebula
The first International Astronomy Show was held in Leamington Spa on 17-18 May.
The remote lab will now operate in complete darkness until August
The largest infrared space telescope ever launched runs out of vital coolant
UK-made cameras on NASA's STEREO spacecraft capture the spectacle
Researchers in New Zealand are championing a new planet hunting technique
Equipment Review
Browse through our ever-growing archive of telescope and equipment reviews from the magazine.
The Complete Guide
Deep-sky astrophotography produces some of the most spectacular images in astronomy. It’s...
Deep-sky astrophotography produces some of the most spectacular images in astronomy. It’s...
Taking an image of the Sun gives you the opportunity to study a star close-up. Of course, there...
Patrick Moore
Here’s where you’ll find articles by Sir Patrick Moore. From excerpts from his monthly column in Sky at Night Magazine to his famous Moonwatch sky guide articles.
The successful hunt for exoplanets has proved that Earth is no anomaly, but astronomers are still debating whether life exists elsewhere.
Patrick Moore reflects on the occasional blunders made by astronomers...himself included!
Patrick Moore remembers one of astronomy's most important historical figures
Poll
Where do you think extraterrestrial life is most likely to be discovered?
Last week in the US, the Senate announced they would be discussing the search for alien worlds after recent the discovery of three potentially habitable exoplanets. But where do you think life is most likely to exist away from Earth?
Hotshots
Blogs
Wed May 22, 2013 5:21pm
A study of old aurora records has helped develop predictions about future solar activity
Wed May 22, 2013 5:13pm
An asteroid impact could have sent life-bearing material from Earth out to the other planets
Astronomy for Beginners
Here’s where you’ll find observing guides, how-to articles and great astronomy hints and tips. Don’t forget to also check out our comprehensive astronomy dictionary.
'How To' Guide
A star atlas is a tool you shouldn’t be without. We reveal how to get the most out of one of the best atlases available.
TV, Radio & Books
Here you will find the latest book reviews, and an up-to-date TV & Radio guide.
Putting astronomy aside for the moment, Patrick Moore uses his latest book to indulge another of his great passions - cats. This short, humorous...
