However, members of the public will need a telescope or high-powered binoculars to view two of the planets ... be visible simultaneously,' Royal Observatory Greenwich astronomer Finn Burridge ...

We spoke to the Astronomy Education Officer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, Jessica Lee ... point like a hill so you can have a better view of the night sky.

Now, one couple's home security camera has recorded something entirely ... Dr Greg Brown, Senior Public Astronomy Officer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, says: 'Meteors fall into the Earth ...

We spoke to the Astronomy Education Officer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, Jessica Lee ... head to an open or higher point like a hill so you can have a better view of the night sky.

The reversible transit circle has been fairly fully employed in making 7,234 transit observations, including fifty-seven of the moon, which were undertaken in view of the fact that lunar ...

In 1609, the Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei upended the Earth-centered Ptolemaic view of the universe ... a senior astronomer at the U.K.’s Royal Observatory Greenwich and one of the judges ...

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The answer is no. Edward Bloomer, an astronomer at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, explains that this discovery has more to do with the observation of orbits of other planets.

According to the Royal Observatory Greenwich, Saturn ... either exceptionally dark skies or a telescope to bring it into view. While telescopes are ideal, binoculars can also be useful tools ...

Whereas the Northern Taurids will be active between Oct. 20 and Dec. 10, peaking around Nov. 12, according to the Royal Museums Greenwich ... The best time to view the Taurid meteor shower ...