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The partial solar eclipse on 12 August will be one of the most accessible astronomy events visible from the UK in 2026. During the eclipse, the Moon will cover up […]

Welcome to our summary of the best places to stargaze in the UK in 2026, which include the North York Moors, Yorkshire Dales, Exmoor, Snowdonia, Elan Valley, Brecon Beacons, West […]

January 10 – Jupiter at Opposition January opens the year with a spectacular treat as Jupiter reaches opposition, meaning Earth sits directly between the giant planet and the Sun. Jupiter […]

Each year, the lovely, colourful Geminids meteor shower is visible from the 4th to the 16th December. The display reaches its peak during the early hours of 14th December, with […]

Seestar Smart Telescopes – Simple, fun, and perfect for families and beginners. The future of stargazing is here Stargazing has never been easier — or more exciting! The latest generation […]

The annual Perseids meteor shower is possibly the most eagerly anticipated by astronomers. For several years they have resulted in a great show with dozens of bright meteors being spotted […]

On the morning of the 29th March 2025 the Moon will pass in front of the Sun, as viewed from the UK, partially obscuring it. This event, called a partial […]

National Astronomy Week (NAW) 2025 is set to be a spectacular celebration of the cosmos, uniting astronomers, stargazers, and space enthusiasts across the UK. Running from the 1st of February […]

A parade of planets: a stunning celestial display in early 2025 If you’re a stargazing enthusiast or enjoy marvelling at the night sky, the start of 2025 offers a celestial […]