Mercury reaches its best after sunset and the Moon visits Mars.
The New Moon brings conjunctions and the darkest nights of January.
2021 will be a big year for space as a rare triple conjunction arrives.
The Cold Moon sees out 2020 and the Quandrantids bring in the New Year.
The December Solstice brings with it the last major astronomical event of 2020!
The Geminid Meteor Shower lights up the sky as a Total Solar Eclipse brings a New Moon just in time.
The Geminids ramp up to the weekend, as the Moon meets Venus in the morning.
Venus feels the Force this week as the Moon visits the Manger.
The Beaver Moon passes Mars before putting on a Penumbral Eclipse.
A young crescent Moon meets the gas giants as the Pleiades Cluster reaches its best.
The Northern Taurids reach their peak and the Moon makes friends in the morning sky.
See all five naked eye planets in one night as the night sky's brightest star takes the stage.
Halloween brings October's second Full Moon, but is it a Blue Moon?
The Orionids are here! Halley's Comet brings us a reliable meteor shower with favourable conditions.
Mars comes to opposition and the Orionid Meteor Shower begins.
As Mars makes its closest approach to the Earth, a European spacecraft makes a big discovery under the martian ice.
The Harvest Moon finally arrives before meeting Mars and Venus finds a bright partner in the stars.
Could Venus host life? And the Harvest Moon takes shape.
A beautiful morning conjunction kickstarts the week as dark skies return.
Mars comes to a standstill as the Moon gets set for a stunning conjunction.
September's Full Moon arrives, but it's not the Harvest Moon! And Mars blinks out of view for some.
The growing Corn Moon visits the mighty Gas Giants and Mars passes a milestone.
Go on the hunt for a naked eye cluster 25,000 light years away as the New Moon brings dark skies.
The peak of the Perseids is here! Tune in for a complete guide to one of the year's best meteor showers.
The Perseids begin as NEOWISE fades, and the Moon meets Mars for a close conjunction.
A fleet of spacecraft blast off to Mars, and two meteor showers reach their peak.
Comet NEOWISE continues to shine but did astronomers really discover a new star sign?
Find Comet F3 NEOWISE with your unaided eye and watch a string of planets light up the sky.
The Moon buddies up with the Gas Giants and Mars, and we find Hercules' Arrow in the Summer Triangle.
The Buck Moon brushes antlers with the shadow of the Earth for another penumbral lunar eclipse.
A new lunation begins as the planets shine for those who stay up late.
The Moon occults both Venus and the Sun, and the June Solstice arrives.
The Moon visits Jupiter, Saturn and Mars while Mercury slips toward the sunset.
See Mercury at its best before the Full Strawberry Moon meets the shadow of the Earth.
Venus leaves, Mercury arrives, and the celestial teapot pours milky tea.
The New Moon arrives and Venus puts on one final performance in the evening sky.
Venus begins to slip away as the heart of the Scorpion rises.
The Full Flower Moon meets a meteor shower for a spectacular Solar System Double Bill.
Venus is as its brightest as the Flower Moon begins to blossom.
The New Moon is here, just in time for the Lyrid Meteor Shower!
How to go stargazing in lockdown and looking back fifty years to Apollo 13.
The 'Super' Pink Moon arrives and the Virgo salutes wine-lovers everywhere.
Venus meets the Pleiades, Mars meets Saturn and we meet Spica.
The Moon and Venus join the Pleiades and can you find the tuft of the Lion's tail?
See an unmissable morning conjunction and look up for the Lion's tail.
The Super Worm Moon arrives and Leo harbours a secret super-planet!
Betelgeuse comes back from the brink and we seek out the Lion's heart.
Why is February one day longer? And can you find the Hexagon?
The mornings solar system has a busy week and we find the little dog.
Mercury shines at sunset and we search for a heard of starry goats.
'Supermoon' season begins with this week's Snow Moon and the twin clusters of Taurus light up the sky.
The Moon meets Venus and we hunt for the Beehive Cluster.
The New Moon brings the Chinese Lunar New Year and how similar are the twins of Gemini?
Mars meets its rival in the morning sky, as the Moon passes bright Regulus.
The very first eclipse of the new decade will be widely seen in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia.
The Quandrantid Meteor Shower kicks off a year of great stargazing as we look ahead to 2020.
Go on the hunt for the night sky's most Christmassy star, as the Moon and Sun form a ring of fire over Asia.
As the Geminids end, the Ursids begin, and the December solstice arrives bringing long nights to northern stargazers.
Shooting stars and the Full Moon light up our skies as the Geminid Meteor Shower peaks.
The Moon brightens and grows as the Geminid Meteor Shower begins.
Find the Moon and five planets this week, just after sunset or just before sunrise.
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