Category: Dark Skies Dorset

I’m a bit partial to a solar eclipse

Some clear skies towards the end of December meant astrophotographer Rob Nolan finally managed to capture a much-wanted Christmas treeA belated Merry Christmas and...

I’m a bit partial to a solar eclipse

October was a washout for stargazing, but astrophotographer Rob Nolan captured the eclipse – and is looking forward to some crisp clear nightsOf course,...

The heart and soul of the sky

The BV’s night sky photographer and columnist Rob Nolan makes a welcome return – and introduces the Soul Nebula from within CassiopeiaFolks, I’m back,...

The business of Nocturnal Manoeuvres in the Dark

There’s an opportunity for eco-tourism to benefit both our rural landscape and the local economy, says Richard Miles, Dark Skies Adviser for Dorset CPREEngland’s...

You won’t step on this Jellyfish!

Well folks, we said farewell to astronomical darkness at the end of May, so it will soon be time to turn our attention to...

Champagne Supernova(what you see occurred when dinosaurs roamed the earth!)

Now it’s easy to think at first glance that this isn’t a particularly great image, but bear with me.The reason this is such an...

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