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HUNTING COMETS
Chase down two ancient visitors from the outer Solar System this month

ASTRONOMERS JUST EXPANDED THE SEARCH FOR INTELLIGENT LIFE

WHY EVERYTHING WE KNOW ABOUT THE UNIVERSE COULD BE WRONG

HOW WE’LL FIND MORE ALIEN WORLDS WITH ATMOSPHERES

25 YEARS OF LIFE IN ORBIT: THE SPACE STATION’S MILESTONE

NEW VAONIS VESPERA PRO SMART TELESCOPE REVIEWED

NASA finds new evidence for life on Mars

Biosignatures of potential ancient microbial life found in dry riverbed

1 mins

Day-long space explosion baffles astronomers

The massive gamma-ray burst lasted 1,000 times longer than any seen before

1 mins

Humans to orbit Moon again after 53 years

NASA eyes February launch date for first crewed lunar fly-by since Apollo

1 mins

Rogue planets host their own mini planetary systems

Starless, free-floating giant worlds may build rocky planets of their own

1 mins

JWST discovers new Moon orbiting Uranus

At just 10 kilometres wide, this is the smallest satellite yet found around the ice giant

1 mins

'Universe breakers' could be black hole stars

Unexplained little red dots may be an entirely new precursor to black holes

1 mins

Forget Betelgeuse: there's a new supernova in town

V Sagittae may soon erupt in a nova that lights up the sky - even in daylight

1 mins

New rocket could slash Mars travel time

Nuclear propulsion and asteroid refuelling may unlock rapid deep-space travel

1 mins

Mysterious lumps found inside Mars

InSight Lander reveals the Red Planet's interior in amazing detail

1 mins

Air clings to small planets after all

Small, rocky worlds once thought bare may have habitable atmospheres

2 mins

Ancient poem reveals historic supernova

A medieval Arabic verse offers new clues to explosion's date and position

2 mins

INSIDE THE SKY AT NIGHT

October's Sky at Night episode examined what it takes to become an astronaut. But why, wonders George Dransfield, is the opportunity still not available to everyone?

3 mins

Finding peace in deeptime

Daily worries getting you down? Think about the scale of the Universe, says Mark Westmoquette - the Big Picture will make those anxieties so much smaller

2 mins

The hunt for alien tech

Can scientists tune in to Radio Alien? Govert Schilling investigates the cosmic clues that might reveal intelligent life through its technology

7 mins

Smart stargazing A beginner's guide

Curious about smart telescopes? Jamie Carter has the low-down on the app-powered tech that's making deep-space imaging easier than ever

6 mins

25 years of life in orbit

Humans have now continuously occupied the International Space Station for a quarter century. Ben Evans celebrates the milestone and asks what's next

4 mins

THE SKY GUIDE CHALLENGE

Can you spot Uranus with your naked eye? This 'stepping star' technique will help

2 mins

Is the Universe uniform?

One of astronomy's most fundamental assumptions may be wrong. Colin Stuart investigates whether our belief that the Universe looks the same everywhere holds up to scrutiny

6 mins

Space conspiracies EXPOSED

Armed with hard science, Alastair Gunn takes apart 10 of the most popular and persistent space conspiracy theories

6 mins

How dark is your sky?

Discover the Bortle scale, a simple way to judge night-sky quality wherever you are

4 mins

Match your setup to your seeing

Optimise your gear to get sharper astrophotos whatever your sky conditions

3 mins

Comet 24P dives into the Beehive

A faint comet sneaks across M44 under moonlight this month. Can you catch it?

3 mins

An introduction to StarTools

Reveal detail and reduce noise with this easy-to-use toolkit

3 mins

Vaonis Vespera Pro smart telescope

Swift, effortless and seriously capable - this scope makes every session count

4 mins

Bresser PushTo AR-80/400 smart telescope with tripod

This bargain app-assisted starter set takes you from box to stars in minutes

4 mins

Q&A WITH AN INTERSTELLAR OBJECT INVESTIGATOR

A seven-billion-year-old object has just entered our Solar System. We ask what comet 3I/ATLAS is doing here - and what it reveals about our Galaxy's past

3 mins

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BBC Sky at Night Magazine Description:

Forlegger: Our-Media-Ltd

Kategori: Science

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Monthly

Complementing the much-loved BBC television programme, Sky at Night Magazine is your practical guide to astronomy. Each issue features columns by renowned experts such as Sir Patrick Moore as well as in-depth cosmological features, practical observing tutorials, comprehensive equipment reviews, astrophotography master classes and much, much more. And with easy-to follow star charts and expert advice on how to get the most out of the observing month, Sky at Night Magazine is essential reading for both the novice and experienced astronomer.