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Where we belong… There’s a moment astronauts talk about, one that no training simulation, no photograph, no documentary can fully prepare them
To see the stars and the Aurora at their best, your eyes need 15 minutes to adjust to the dark. Avoid white
This might be controversial but if you heard about the incredible planet parade occurring on 25th of January, we have some great
Where did Halloween Come from By Jacob Hunter. Many cultures have some kind of autumnal celebration, with a lot of them connected
Discovered on the 18th of March, nova Cas 2021 was shining at approx magnitude +9.6, but it has quickly brightened to magnitude
A new virtual festival is being organised this February to celebrate Northumberland as one of the best places to stargaze and take
This is a lovely childrens book about the Rosalind Franklin Rover, (previously known as the ExoMars Rover) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosalind_Franklin_(rover) Written by the physicist
Have you ever wished upon a star? Well with the Geminids Meteor Shower you’ve got the best opportunity to do so (cloud
Light Pollution affects society and habitats in several ways; stargazing and astronomy are just the tip of the iceberg. Animals affected by
Comets are (essentially) massive dirty, icy snowballs thought to mostly originate from the “Oort Cloud” at the far reaches of the solar
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