Mare/highland dichotomy No binoculars or telescopes required! Have you ever noticed how there are dark splotches on the Moon? Well, good news – you’ve already bagged L3! Nice one! A …
Dartmoor Skies is again teaming up with Dartmoor’s Daughter to put on an event right in the heart of the moor. This time we’re focusing on constellations and (weather permitting) …
Join astronomy charity ‘Dartmoor Skies’ for an insightful, fun and interactive talk which will explore what previous inhabitants of Kents Cavern would and wouldn’t have seen when they gazed skyward. …
Earthshine No binoculars or telescopes required! Also known as ‘twice reflected sunlight’, earthshine is a lovely and fairly easy to see phenomenon. It’s clearest when the moon is either quite …
Pleased to work with Jellyfish Community Arts Hub and The Clockwork Moth to present the ‘Tour of the Solar System’ theatre performance and space talk. Initially the stargazing prospects looked …
Working with Dartmoor’s Daughter, Dartmoor National Park Authority and The Clockwork Moth we showed the ‘Tour of the Solar System’ theatre performance and if it was clear (which unfortunately it …
It was lovely to be invited to visit the Ashburton Brownies group and talk about space with a very interested and welcoming group. As well as talking about all things …
Stone age school with Kent’s Cavern. After a talk about what our ancestors may have seen in the sky we made ancient navigational tools called kamals and were lucky to …
Many thanks to the Totnes WI for having us along to give an astronomy talk. Terrible weather prevented us from doing any observing unfortunately but we had a lovely time …
No binoculars or telescopes required! The first entry on the Lunar 100 is…the Moon! You might have seen it around. The Moon is nearly always visible at some time in …