When is the Best Time to View the Milky Way? | A Southern Hemisphere Guide
Late-autumn through to early-spring is the best time of year for observing the Milky Way in the Southern Hemisphere.
Late-autumn through to early-spring is the best time of year for observing the Milky Way in the Southern Hemisphere.
We talked to astrophysicist Dr Kat Ross (she/they) ahead of International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11.
The year ahead is packed with incredible celestial sights. Read on for our ultimate guide to 2025's stargazing highlights.
Researchers say artificial light is a substantial, global threat to our natural dark skies, and we risk losing sight of the stars.
We're highlighting for stargazers some of our favourite breathtaking nebulae in the southern sky .
From neutron stars to brown dwarfs, we examine the stellar objects that are stranger than we can suppose