What’s happening at Stargazers Club WA and in the sky above Western Australia: seasonal highlights, club news and local astronomy and space science stories.
As we end the year, we're answering the biggest question: what's the best stargazing in 2026? We take you through Stargazers Club WA's astronomy highlights for 2026.
It's the spooky Hallowe'en season again, and we're sharing with you six stargazing sights that might send shivers down your spine. Keep reading for skulls, witches and more.
Sometimes, when you're starting out stargazing, you know you want to look at the stars and the planets, but you don't know what you want to look at: or where you should look. That's why we've put together a short list this month of six sights that are a must-see for amateur stargazers, including a couple you can see with the naked eye, no equipment required.
Mars missions have historically been challenging, but they promise such great rewards. Here are some upcoming red planet missions we're getting excited about.
National Science Week runs from August 9 to 17 2025. We're thrilled by how many astronomy and space related events are happening across WA this year.
You might hear people using lyrical names for the Moon, such as strawberry moon, or super blood wolf moon. What do the names mean, and where do they come from?
