Space Is The Place: The Night Sky Over Belper, May 2021
In the Night Sky Over Belper: Finding Algieba, a chance to spot Mercury, Venus returns to the night sky, May’s
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: Finding Algieba, a chance to spot Mercury, Venus returns to the night sky, May’s
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: More Mars in March, Clocks go forward, Spring has Sprang, Another Supermoon, CPRE starcount,
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: Mars is the only bright planet, take part in the Star Count, missions to
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: Mars still shines in the south, Venus shines in the dawn sky. A possible
Read moreIn this month’s night sky over Belper: Mars is prominent in the East, Venus is bright and visible before dawn.
Read moreIn October’s Night Sky: A very good month to view Mars; Jupiter, Saturn and Venus are all bright and visible;
Read moreIn September’s Night Sky. A good month to view: Jupiter, Saturn and Mars. Venus shines bright in the early morning.
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: Venus dominates the early evening sky. Mars appears low in the morning sky before
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: Venus is the “evening star” in the south-west and Mars appears in the morning
Read moreApril’s night sky brings lighter nights, some meteors (patience needed). Mars is still prominent in the evening, pairing up with
Read moreMarch brings: the vernal equinox on the 20th and a super Moon on the 21st. Mars is still prominent in
Read moreJanuary’s Night Sky brings a total lunar eclipse in the early morning hours of the 21st. Comet Wirtanen may still
Read moreDecember brings the Geminids Meteor Shower, followed by the Ursids. For those with binoculars it may be worth searching out
Read moreIn November’s night sky: The Taurids and Leonid meteor showers. Mars is still bright – look for it in the
Read moreIn the Night Sky Over Belper: The Perseids Meteor shower provides the highlight for this month, Mars is very bright,
Read moreBelper seems to have spent most of January under a blanket of cloud and fog, let’s hope that February gives
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