Two of the leading characters in scientific history are Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke. They were contemporaries, although certainly their...
News
Tim Peake drops in on two Oxfordshire primary schools
Contact with the satellite was lost in April
For the first time the victim is identified
For the benefit of over a hundred eager school children
News
The Herschel Space Observatory has discovered a giant, galaxy-packed filament ablaze with...
The Herschel Space Observatory has discovered a giant, galaxy-packed filament ablaze with...
Observations from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) have led to the best...
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.
Patrick embarks on a journey through history to explain how stars are named
One of the Moon's lesser-known features comes under Patrick's scrutiny
Patrick looks at one of the Moon's most picturesque features, the Bay of Rainbows
Telescopes
Browse through our ever-growing archive of telescope and equipment reviews from the magazine.
Hotshots
Poll
Which is your favourite nebula to observe?
Stunning pictures of nebulae beamed to Earth by the Hubble Space Telescope have proven to be some of the most inspiring images of the cosmos ever created. But even from Earth, these deep sky objects are a joy to observe. Which of these is your favourite?
Blogs
Wed May 09, 2012 9:46am
John Axtell reports on a very damp Spring Star Party at Kelling Heath, North Norfolk
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.
General Guide
Some travel ideas if you're in search of a better view of this highly anticipated celestial event
'How To' Guide
A clear night sky is awash with stars… we show you how to compare their brightness
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...
