Events
The latest astronomy events from around the country.
News
A comparison of images has revealed a new gully on the planet’s southern highlands
The first direct images of gravitational waves support the Universe's rapid expandion
A beginners guide to observing the International Space Station
The International Space Station offers shelter in one of the most hostile environments possible:...
We talk to ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli about his time on the ISS.
An new series of Cosmos, co-produced by Druyan, will be broadcast on 16 March
The infrared scope peers through the dust to observe recent discovery in M82
A new method could help to find water on planets all over our Galaxy
NASA's X-ray telescope observes an extraordinary jet from a runaway pulsar
After being pronounced dead, the Jade Rabbit rover might now be saved
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...
Columnists
Here’s where you’ll find articles by our columnists including Sir Patrick Moore, Maggie Aderin-Pocock and Keith Hopcroft.
With President Obama diverting NASA from manned space exploration, Patrick asks if we are also turning our back on human nature
Patrick looks back fondly at the history of the telescope – and how his own collection has fuelled his love of the Solar System over the years.
The successful hunt for exoplanets has proved that Earth is no anomaly, but astronomers are still debating whether life exists elsewhere.
Poll
Which is your favourite lander?
Recently, robotic rovers on Mars and the Moon have been making headlines, but over the years many static landers have been sent out across the Solar System. But which was your favourite?
Hotshots
Blogs
Thu Mar 20, 2014 5:39pm
BBC Sky at Night Magazine's Reviews Editor, Paul Money, discusses the latest astro equipment news
Tue Feb 18, 2014 4:55pm
BBC Sky at Night Magazine's Reviews Editor, Paul Money, discusses the latest astro equipment news
Wed Jan 22, 2014 6:10pm
BBC Sky at Night Magazine's Reviews Editor, Paul Money, discusses the latest astro equipment news
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.
'How To' Guide
Ensure your reflecting telescope is deliverying the best views with our cleaning tips
