October 9, 2009
“The LCROSS Science team are making their preliminary assessment of data collected from the LCROSS Space craft of the plume created by the Centaur impact. Observatories […]
October 4, 2009
World Space Week 2009 is upon us and what better way to spend a Sunday morning than planning a primary school activity for young kids. I […]
August 27, 2009
Everyone who knows me will know how enthusiastic I am about astronomy, especially outreach and education. With this year being the International Year of Astronomy now […]
August 26, 2009
To celebrate the Virtual Telescope’s birthday, Gianluca Masi is holding a live event now through an internet webchat through the telescope’s website, you can literally see […]
August 12, 2009
Tonight the Cyprus Astronomical Society are holding a star party at the square of Peristerona, near Nicosia and Kokkinotrimithia at 9pm. So if anyone is in […]
August 12, 2009
The ongoing saga with the Perseids is an thorn in my side at the moment, on the third attempt last night my aunt acted as my […]
August 11, 2009
Fourteen Years ago I was lucky enough to view the Perseid meteor shower from an amazing location, and one that is very dear to me. It […]
July 11, 2009
Gianluca has taken the first image of Jupiter, which has now disappeared behin a tree for 40 mins, so in the meantime its time to observe […]
July 11, 2009
Galileo’s observations of Jupiter and Neptune, Galileo missed the opportunity to discover Neptune, which just happens to be my favourite planet. This year there is a […]
July 11, 2009
Some of you who receive the IYA 2009 Newsletter will know that this evening a very special event is taking place. It is an event provided […]
July 5, 2009
Still hunting through archives and building a new database of peculiar galaxies for the paper we are working on, and whilst doing so came across Packman. […]
July 3, 2009
The school term here in the UK is beginning to wrap up and teachers, and science educators are getting ready to wind down for the holidays. […]