BBC Sky at Night Magazine Virtual Events: On Demand
Our Virtual Events bring you online workshops and lectures covering everything from practical astronomy and astrophotography to the science of spaceflight and mind-blowing astrophysics.
Below you can access previous virtual events from our online archive, to enjoy whenever and wherever you please.
Once a recording is purchased, you'll be able to download the PDF handout for that event via the video player, as well as being able to re-watch the recording for a maximum number of 10 times.
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Observing Series
Join host and editor Chris Bramley for a three-part series of online masterclasses on stargazing.
The three sessions cover stars and constellations, observing the landscape of the Moon, and viewing the planets.
The three sessions will help you find your feet observing the night sky and reveal fascinating naked-eye, binocular and small telescope views of our cosmos.
Save when you buy all three Masterclasses in the series today
Telescopes Masterclass Series
Find out how to choose your first telescope, then delve into the world of visual observing and fine-tune your scope skills.
Save when you buy all three Masterclasses in the series today
A beginner's guide to telescopes and mounts
Cut through jargon and get the low-down on mounts and telescopes.
Delving deeper into stargazing and astronomy
If you want to take your observing to the next level, this is the talk for you.
Increasing productivity with a home observatory
Find out how a permanent set-up can help improve your observing.
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Smartphone astrophotography
Astronomer and astrophotographer Tom Kerss reveals how to photograph the night sky using your smartphone camera.
DSLR astrophotography
In this tutorial, Charlotte Daniels explains the basics of a DSLR camera and how to use one to capture beautiful astro images.
Deep-sky imaging from cities
Experienced photographer Pete Jenkins shows you how you can image nebulae and galaxies even from light-polluted urban areas.
Practical astronomy
How to use a telescope
Astronomer Tom Kerss reveals everything you need to know to observe the night sky through a telescope.
Observe a star up-close
Pete Lawrence demonstrates how you can safely observe the star at the centre of our Solar System: the Sun.
Astrophotography
Learning astrophotography, with Dara Ó Briain
Comedian Dara Ó Briain reveals how learning to photograph the night sky became his ultimate lockdown project.
Space science
The History of the Universe
Astrophysicist Katie Mack reveals the story of the Universe: how it began, evolved and how it might end.
Storms on the Sun
Solar scientist Lucie Green reveals the secrets of the Sun, and what activity the new solar cycle might bring.
The hunt for alien life
Astrobiologist Lewis Dartnell reveals how science is searching for signs of extra-terrestrial life.
Spaceflight
Robots Roaming Alien Worlds
Dr Ezzy Pearson examines the robotic machines that humans have landed on Solar System bodies.
The untold story of Yuri Gagarin
Author Stephen Walker reveals how the Soviet Union became the first nation to launch a human into space.
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