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Why are we searching for water on the moon?
The moon may be the closest planetary body to us, but we still have a lot to learn about…
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Lockdown Walks – Urban Stargazing
Think you need to be somewhere really remote, with a high-tech telescope, to observe the night sky? Think again!…
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Lockdown Walks – The Mysteries of Ice
“On Earth when it snows, it snows crystallised water lava.” Um, what? Intrigued? Join us on this chilly lockdown…
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Using your science to explore the climate history of Mars
Mars today is colder than Antarctica and drier than the Sahara — but scratch just beneath its dusty red coating…
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Who was Henrietta Leavitt?
Much of post 1920s astronomy rests on her shoulders. Without her, we wouldn’t have a three-dimensional sky. Leavitt’s Law…
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