A Plutonian eclipse? We missed that.....
Paw marks? Could be!
I was looking right at you, Tej, and tried to say hello, but you were busy dismantling your 'scope while talking to someone. We didn't hang around for...
I still cannot believe that as we left the house, Jupiter and Venus were visible. As we parked the car, Jupiter and Venus were visible. As we walked t...
One advantage of the failure of the mount was that it gave the perfect excuse for a quick look through the Coronado every few minutes as we manually r...
I think I can claim to have seen further! You obviously went to Specsavers. It was an interesting point, though - that while we're well used to talki...
One of many things that struck me about the trip was Francisco talking about the discovery of the supernova. As it's 11 million light years away, he s...
This is pretty cool. Nasa has developed a web tool that allows you to see how bright it is on Pluto at noon. You punch in your location and then the t...
Of course, the reason Philae woke up is it's so keen to find out who's going to win the IAU 'Name an exosystem' competition that Christina's been orga...
It's frankly astonishing. It's operating with 24 watts - about the strength of a dull lightbulb - in -35C and it's around 300 million km away. Yes, I...
Bill, that's hours of fun! Cool! And just a sliver of a prospect of a Nobel Prize as well ;) !!! Thanks for this!