Astronomy Now
UK astronomy magazine covering stargazing and space science
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Astronomy Now has been the UK's monthly astronomy magazine since the 1980s, covering observational astronomy and space exploration news with an eye toward amateur stargazers as much as professional researchers. Its newsletter tracks what's visible in the night sky each month alongside spacecraft mission updates and new findings from observatories.
It leans practical: when a comet will be visible, what equipment actually helps you see it, how to interpret a new exoplanet discovery without a physics degree. For anyone with a telescope in the garage or just a habit of checking the sky at night, it's a steady, unglamorous source that's been doing this longer than most.
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