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Sky Notes : 2021 December & 2022 January
The long winter nights are with us again and astronomers hope for clear, sparkling, star-studded skies. Nick guides us through the many wonders to be seen on the forthcoming cold nights.
Nick Hewitt, 2021 Nov 30
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Sky Notes : 2021 October & November
Nick reminds us it is 25 years since a UK Amateur discovered an extragalactic supernova plus many other deep sky objects on show.
Nick Hewitt, 2021 Oct 01
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Sky Notes 2021 August & September
Nick reminds us the Milky Way and its riches are at their best for UK observers in the longer nights of the Summer
Nick Hewitt, 2021 Jul 30
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Sky Notes 2021 : June & July
Nick suggests looking for several objects of historical interest including a controversial Messier Object, a planetary nebula and a naked green star!
Nick Hewitt, 2021 May 31
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Sky Notes : 2021 April & May
As Nick reminds us, nights for observing are now shortening but Spring is the season of 'the Bear'
Nick Hewitt, 2021 Mar 28
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Sky Notes : 2021 February & March
Nick reminds us that Orion dominates the southern aspect in mid-evening during early February and remains our best guide to the late winter sky
Nick Hewitt, 2021 Feb 02
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Sky Notes : 2020 October & November
Nick suggests looking to the 'watery constellations' using Pegasus as a guide after the excitement of the Mars Opposition
Nick Hewitt, 2020 Oct 01
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Sky Notes - August & September
Plenty to see as Nick explains: The Summer Triangle, Small Summer Constellations, Spectacular Planets
Nick Hewitt, 2020 Aug 02
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Sky Notes: June & July 2020
Even though there are very few hours of darkness Nick shows that there is much still to see in the Sky
Nick Hewitt, 2020 Jun 04
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