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A stacked image of a partial eclipse of the Moon, 10 January 2020. Credit: Dave Eagle

Astrophotography guides

How to stack DSLR images of the Moon

6 deep-sky objects to observe around Polaris

6 deep-sky objects to observe around Polaris

A conjunction of the moon with Venus and Jupiter, Chanthaburi, Chanthabur, Thailand, 28 November 2019. Credit: Chakarin Wattanamongkol / Getty Images

Observing guide Upcoming conjunctions and how to see them

The Orion constellation. Credit: iStock

Thanksgiving stars Spend this year's holiday with Orion

The Leonid meteor shower as seen from Lampang Thailand. Credit: NirutiStock / Getty Images

Leonids 2020 How to see this year's meteor shower

How to create a stunning skyscape photo. Credit: Brandon Yoshizawa.

Astrophotography guides

Skyscape photography: tips for capturing a stunning night sky

How to observe Saturn's moons. Credit: Pete Lawrence

How to observe Saturn’s moons

Eyepieces a beginner's guide

Telescope eyepieces: a beginner’s guide

How to photograph Neptune and Triton

Astrophotography guide Photograph Neptune and moon Triton

How to see Uranus, Mars and the other planets in the night sky, November 2020

Observing guide How to see the planets in the night sky: November 2020

Make the most of Mars at opposition in 2020. Find out how to see Mars tonight. Credit:Pete Lawrence

Observing guide How to see Mars in the night sky

How to see Uranus

Observing guide How to see Uranus in the night sky

How to photograph the Orion Nebula. Credit: Pete Lawrence

Astrophotography guides

Astrophotography guide How to photograph the Orion Nebula

Different astronomy equipment will provide a different field of view and give you a new perspective of the night sky. Credit: m-gucci / iStock / Getty Images Plus

What different astronomy equipment will reveal in the night sky

Tycho crater on the Moon, by FERNANDO OLIVEIRA DE MENEZES

10 of the best features to observe on the Moon