Get started in astronomy or add to your existing kit with this fantastic refractor

Get started in astronomy or add to your existing kit with this fantastic refractor
Want to marvel at the night sky, but need the companionship of a computer to help show you around? Look no further…
Taking place on 29 July at 5pm (BST)/12pm ET, join Space.com, NASA, The Planetary Society and Arizona State University for all things Red Planet
For a limited time only, you can get your hands on a digital subscription for only £2.38/$2.38/€2.67
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir will soon make history with the first all-female spacewalk, approximately commencing at 11:50 GMT (6:50 ET) on 18 October 2019
The new photo is the best-ever look at the InSight lander on the surface of Mars
The Space Launch System megarocket will eventually take humans back to the Moon in 2024
Spacecraft designers and operators need to be proactive, a new organisation argues
These results are based of observations made in September 2019 using telescopes in Spain and Hawaii
Liftoff is targeted for 17 December 2019
Molten planets could hold clues as to how a planet eventually becomes habitable, much like Earth
Crew Dragon is nearly ready to go
commercial companies could build their own space stations and utilise the unique environment of low-Earth orbit
Saturn now has 82 known satellites
The first black hole image, announced in April 2019, received a sublime reception and everyone wants more
2020 is a more likely target
The space probe has released its fourth, and final, rover onto the asteroid’s surface at a different height from the others
Find out why there are no take-aways in space
The mysterious Kepler-1625b-i and its parent planet may once have been siblings
The landmark orbital flight will likely be made by the fourth or fifth full-size Starship prototype