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DarkSkySites is a platform designed for astronomers and astrophotographers to discover dark sky locations, analyse light pollution, and plan imaging sessions anywhere on Earth. It combines satellite observations, atmospheric modelling, […]

Messier Planner is a free, browser-based observing and planning tool designed for amateur astronomers and astrophotographers who want to explore deep-sky objects, with a particular focus on the Messier Catalogue. […]

Buglife, the UK charity dedicated to invertebrate conservation, promotes the use of responsible lighting to reduce the harmful impacts of light pollution on wildlife and ecosystems. Through campaigns such as […]

If you’re dreaming of a getaway that lets you disconnect from screens and reconnect with the sky above, shacks.co.uk is a gem worth discovering. This UK-based holiday provider specialises in […]

Dabuka Travel: Adventure, Ancient Egypt & Stargazing Experiences Dabuka Travel offers immersive journeys across Egypt’s deserts, waterways, and archaeological wonders—now enhanced with unforgettable stargazing experiences. In partnership with Go Stargazing, […]

The podcast Syzygy is a lively and insightful show hosted by astronomer Emily Brunsden (based at University of York) and science-enthusiast co-host Chris Stewart. The name comes from the astronomical […]

The MoSAIC (The Museum of Science, the Arts & Interdisciplinary Collaboration) is an online learning business run by artist and STEAM educator, Gaz Lawrence. The MoSAIC provides learners of all […]

Naturally Sustainable is an independent organisation that actively promotes products and services that reduce, reuse, replace and recycle. The group aims to increase understanding of how everyone can reduce their […]

The British Association of Planetaria (BAP) serves as a membership organisation encompassing planetaria (plural of planetarium) throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. Many planetariums exist, both fixed location and mobile, […]