Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • BBC Sky at Night

    GALLERY

    Feb 17, 2022 3 minutes

    Your best photos submitted to the magazine this month

    Saturn

    Prabhakaran (Prabhu), Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, 21 November 2021

    Prabhu says: “At the time of this capture, Saturn was only 40° above the horizon.

    Generally, when the planets are low in the sky the atmospheric seeing makes it difficult, but if the seeing is excellent then by using an ADC (atmospheric dispersion corrector) one can capture a lot of the

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from BBC Sky at Night

    BBC Sky at Night1 min read
    Dark Stars Could Leave Scars Across The Cosmos
    The scars left behind by exploding ‘dark stars’ could allow astronomers to examine the invisible Universe, a new study has found. Dark matter is the invisible substance believed to suffuse the entire Universe – though as we can only detect it through
    BBC Sky at Night2 min read
    June Highlights
    Today is the first and best opportunity to take this month's Deep-Sky Tour on page 56. This month we're looking at objects in southern Ophiuchus. A 14%-lit waning crescent Moon sits 3.3° northeast of Mars this morning, both visible together low in th
    BBC Sky at Night3 min read
    Manhattanhenge
    CAUTION Take care when observing the Sun On the date of the June solstice each year (20 or 21 June), thousands gather at Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England to watch the Sun rise just to the left of the Heel Stone. It's a view that humans may have been

    Related