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WRITTEN IN THE STARS
—NICHOLAS DERENZO
FLAGSTAF
Planetary physicist Dr Sheila Kanani on why now is the time to spot shooting stars and a sunlit Saturn
We had been driving for most of the day across the rugged terrain of the Atacama to reach our wild camp spot for the night. Shades of rusty orange coated the landscape. Volcanoes loomed among the jagg
Astronomers love a challenge. They place their observatories on the highest mountains, in the driest deserts, on the coldest ice shelves, beneath the deepest oceans, in orbit around Earth and the Sun,
New Horizons was the first mission sent to explore Pluto, conducting a fly-by in July 2015. It was then redirected for a close pass of a much smaller Kuiper Belt object, Arrokoth, in January 2019. Tod
I looked out of the window before bed while on holiday in Orkney in mid-August and was delighted to see my first-ever noctilucent cloud display! The reflections in the still waters of the Bay of Firth
If you’re planning to enter our Night and Low Light round, which launches next week, take these tips from three of last year’s top ten photographers