Do you fear those awkward silences at star parties and observing nights? These ‘Did you know’ ice-breakers will surely captivate your...

Discover the mysteries of Mercury! Dive into 20 fascinating facts about our Solar System’s smallest planet.

If you are an astrophotographer, you might be interested in entering some of the many astrophotography competitions and contests that are...

Backfocus. It's a term you've probably heard of. But what is it, why does it matter, and how do you set it correctly for your equipment?

How to choose the best camera settings and lenses, compose your shot, and process your images.

A list of 10 essential items you should have but didn’t know you needed.

Polar alignment is a process of aligning the axis of an equatorial mount with the south celestial pole (SCP), which is the point in the sky

Astrophotography is the art of capturing the beauty and wonder of the night sky. Whether you want to photograph the Milky Way, the moon,...

Have you ever wondered how big the moon is, or how far apart the stars are? If you are a stargazer, you might be curious about the size...

Did you know it rains on the Sun? Here are 15 facts about the Sun you need to know!

Astrophotography is a fascinating hobby that allows us to capture the beauty and wonder of the night sky. However, it is also a...

Sky-watcher has added a new photographic Newtonian telescope to their range, the Quattro 150P and Sky-watcher Australia sent me one to test!

If your goal is to be a social astro-butterfly, I cannot express the importance of investing in a high-quality torch with a red light...

Large space mountains, pulsar planets and sulfuric acid rain.. These are some interesting things found in Space.

I began my astrophotography journey in 2020 when I purchased my first telescope, a Skywatcher Black Diamond 150/750 Newtonian. Which,...

Whenever I see a post on social media asking for recommendations on which dedicated astrophotography camera to buy, I respond, in caps,...

Computerised German equatorial mounts (GEM) are used to track the night sky. They do this by moving on an axis, parallel to the axis of...