There is always something interesting happening in the sky. The Moon cycles through its phases and occasionally passes near a bright planet. Sometimes the Moon eclipses the Sun. And sometimes the Moon itself is eclipsed as it passes through Earth's shadow. The planets move against the stars and are most prominent at opposition (Mars, Jupiter and Sa.
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\nAstronomy Now is a monthly British magazine on astronomy and space.According to the Royal Astronomical Society
Astronomy Now is the principal amateur astronomy magazine in Britain with a reputed circulation of 24
National Astronomy Week (NAW) is an event held every few years in the United Kingdom to promote public awareness of astronomy by celebrating notable astronomical events.The last NAW
Mars EncounterWas run during the week of 14–22 November 2020.
