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Win A Celestron AstroMaster 102 AZ worth over £200!

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

Competitions

EXPIRED: Win a Meade Infinity 90AZ telescope!

Become entranced with stargazing as this refractor reveals the cosmos

Competitions

EXPIRED: Win a Meade telescope and Hama LED torch worth £220!

Courtesy of Hama UK Ltd, this stellar duo is waiting to be won to reveal a host of amazing astronomical sights

Competitions

EXPIRED: Win a Celestron NexStar Evolution 8 worth £2,160!

Explore the universe at the touch of a button with the latest in telescope technology

Competitions

EXPIRED: Win a Meade ETX-125 Observer worth £795!

An astronomer needs the right tools, and this telescope is the perfect partner

Deep Space

What would Hubble see from a distant galaxy?

We find out what the space telescope can see from a far away galaxy

Astronomy

Why can’t I see red dwarf stars with the naked eye?

The nearest star to our Sun is a red dwarf but why is it a struggle to see it?

Astronomy

What would astronomy be like on Mars?

We find out what you’d be able to see if you were a Martian stargazer

James E Webb Space Exploration

Heroes of Space: James E. Webb

The man without whom NASA might never have made it to the Moon.

Astronomy

What are some great sights to see on the Moon?

With the Moon at its waning gibbous phase, see if you can spot some of these features on the lunar surface

Deep Space

NEW IMAGE RELEASE: Exoplanet hunter shares new results

NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is now providing valuable data to help scientists discover and study exciting new exoplanets, or planets beyond our Solar System

Astronomy

How much of the universe does the Milky Way block us seeing?

Does the Milky Way block our view of stars in the night sky?

Astronomy

Did Galileo invent the telescope?

Did this pioneering astronomer invent and use a telescope for the first time?

Deep Space

Where did the first particles of light come from?

The very first particles of light came from somewhere. We find out where

Astronomy

What is the largest amateur telescope ever built?

We found out which telescope holds the world record for being the biggest

Astronomy

NIGHT SKY: Where and when to catch the Quadrantid meteor shower

Get ready for the first meteor shower of 2018!

Astronomy

How do light pollution filters work?

We take a look at how these filters can be a saviour for astronomers battling light pollution

Space Exploration

Mars orbiter spies Curiosity climbing Mount Sharp

Using the most powerful telescope ever sent to Mars, NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter caught a view of the rover this month amid rocky mountainside terrain

Space Exploration

NASA delivers detectors for upcoming dark energy space telescope

Three detector systems for the Euclid mission, led by the European Space Agency, have been delivered to Europe for the spacecraft’s near-infrared instrument

News

Space telescope finds most distant black hole-powered galaxy

NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope has identified the farthest gamma-ray blazars, a type of galaxy whose intense emissions are powered by supersized black holes

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