BBC Sky at Night Magazine - 2020-10-22

• The Red Planet, an ember growing bright
• 20 years of the ISS
• ZWO ASI 1600GT Mono camera
• Altair Starwave 110ED-R refractor
• Inside The Sky at Night
• Q&A: an ISS astronaut
• DIY Astronomy
• Cutting edge
• Field of view
• New solar cycle begins
• Planet survived star’s death
• M87’s glittering black heart
• Black hole jets could be hiding in plain sight
• Email us at
• Imaging highlight:
• The Coathanger
• The three top sights to observe or image this month
• Leonid meteor shower 2020
• Observe asteroid 8 Flora as it reaches opposition in the constellat­ion of Cetus
• Spot Alrescha, a naked-eye star in Pisces
• Can you see one of our Solar System’s outermost planets, Uranus, with the naked eye?
• Uranus is currently the UK’s best-placed planet
• We explore the celestial highlights located around the western foot of Perseus
• “Mars is a dynamic world, and over the next few months there will be some fascinatin­g changes occurring on the Red Planet”
• “Watch out for brilliant white clouds that collect around the Tharsis volcanoes”
• Catching dust storms
• “Dust storms can produce quite pronounced changes to the dark albedo features, as vast amounts of dust tend to be moved and deposited into new locations”
• Step by step
• Step by step
• 3 QUICK TIPS
• Aluminium storage case
• Robots in Space
• A History of the Universe in 21 Stars
• THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

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