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Back to Article List Learn how to observe the sky in 10 easy steps Amateur astronomy is fun and easy. Follow these tips and you’ll be viewing the universe in no time.

Already high in the east an hour after sunset is the constellation Lyra the Lyre, easy to locate thanks to its brightest star, magnitude 0 Vega. Tonight, we're looking southeast of this star at M56, ...

In this episode, Astronomy magazine Editor Dave Eicher invites you to head out during the early evening hours of March 5. That evening, the Moon will pass quite close to the Pleiades star cluster ...

Want to make the most of your passion for astronomy? ASTRONOMY magazine, the world’s largest magazine for astronomy enthusiasts, is seeking an associate editor. The ideal candidate will be an ...

In Her Space, Her Time, physicist Shohini Ghose elucidates the stories of women scientists who contributed to and led some of the biggest breakthroughs in astronomy and physics.

Here's how the planets and dwarf planets got their names — and how to find them using mobile apps.

Video astronomy — also called "electronic-assisted astronomy" — changes all that. A live monitor connected to the telescope, or a live feed to the Web, instantly brings back the fun.

Essential kit for stargazing, from cosy clothing to clever astronomy tools The stellar gear to help you reach for the skies, from the all-weather parka to the beginner-friendly telescope that can ...