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Ideal for the beginner, this great-quality reflector uses WiFi technology to assist with stunning views of the night sky

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Want to marvel at the night sky, but need the companionship of a computer to help show you around? Look no further...

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Excellent observing equipment topped off with a truly unforgettable trip

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This excellent telescope is the perfect companion as the longer winter nights draw in

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Take your astrophotography to the next level with this mechanical mini-mount

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Become entranced with stargazing as this refractor reveals the cosmos

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Taking place on 29 July at 5pm (BST)/12pm ET, join Space.com, NASA, The Planetary Society and Arizona State University for all things Red Planet

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Supplied with a motor drive and smartphone adapter, get ready to capture the night sky

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These brilliant binoculars will provide stunning high-definition views from night until day

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These porro-prism binoculars are waiting to unveil some glorious sights – whether it’s spotting stars or nature watching

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Courtesy of Hama UK Ltd, this stellar duo is waiting to be won to reveal a host of amazing astronomical sights

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Courtesy of Celestron, we’re offering you the chance to add these binoculars to your astronomical arsenal

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Explore the universe at the touch of a button with the latest in telescope technology

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Choose either Pelton Wheel Cottage or Millrace Cottage for a cosy getaway under the stars – courtesy of Coppermines Lake Cottages

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An astronomer needs the right tools, and this telescope is the perfect partner

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In a time of gender prejudice, these women were denied the chance to fly into space, despite their obvious and remarkable capabilities

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NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir will soon make history with the first all-female spacewalk, approximately commencing at 11:50 GMT (6:50 ET) on 18 October 2019

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We find out why galaxies are orientated this way

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The new photo is the best-ever look at the InSight lander on the surface of Mars

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We answer the question of why the stars are hidden in pictures taken from space

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The Space Launch System megarocket will eventually take humans back to the Moon in 2024

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Spacecraft designers and operators need to be proactive, a new organisation argues

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These results are based of observations made in September 2019 using telescopes in Spain and Hawaii

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The Russian space agency has previously announced plans to turn a three-metre optical telescope into a debris destroyer

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The Sun is 4.6 billion years old, but what did it look like in its early years?

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Liftoff is targeted for 17 December 2019

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We answer this intriguing question

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Molten planets could hold clues as to how a planet eventually becomes habitable, much like Earth

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How one dog went from being a stray on the streets of Moscow to the first animal to orbit the Earth

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Crew Dragon is nearly ready to go

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What would happen to us if we suddenly switched our Sun for a red dwarf?

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commercial companies could build their own space stations and utilise the unique environment of low-Earth orbit

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The shift between the two hemispheres caused by a wobble on the Earth

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Saturn now has 82 known satellites

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We have the answer to this intriguing question

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The first black hole image, announced in April 2019, received a sublime reception and everyone wants more

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A NASA project is working on a new way to slow down planetary spacecraft to enable an ingenious hopping dwarf planet mission

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With their billions of stars, why don't these giant structures light up the entirety of space?

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