• Exploring Andromeda: North Pennines Stargazing Week 2020 launch event

    Online

    Andromeda is the nearest galaxy to the Milky Way. It was first noticed in ancient times as a faint smudge in the sky and that’s how it looks when you see it from the dark skies of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and UNESCO Global Geopark. In this talk, science educator and astronomer, Andy Gray will be explaining how you can see and photograph the Andromeda Galaxy and how it compares to our home galaxy. He’ll also wonder about the chances of alien life watching us from there.

    £3.50
  • Northern Lights in the North Pennines

    Online

    This evening talk will be presented by Dr Martin Kitching, from Astroventures and Northern Experience Wildlife Tours, will explore the Northern Lights – what they are and how to see them.

    £3.50
  • Night Landscape Photography

    Online

    This Zoom talk will be led by North Pennines-based astrophotographer and astronomer Gary Lintern. We'll be looking at how to get the best from your camera when shooting in the dark.

    £3.50
  • Museum of the Moon

    Durham Cathedral The College, Durham, United Kingdom

    Extend your exploration of the night sky with a trip to Durham Cathedral for Museum of the Moon

    Free
  • Bowlees solar system trail

    Bowlees Visitor Centre

    A self guided, space themed trail for the North Pennines Stargazing Festival

    50p
  • Stars in the tarn

    Talkin Tarn, Brampton Tarn Road, Brampton

    A starwatching event for 11-18 year olds

    Free
  • Star Camp

    Doe Park Caravan Site Cotherstone, Barnard Castle, United Kingdom

    An astronomical camping weekend

  • Astronomy and stargazing

    Grassholme Observatory

    A whistle stop tour of the universe at Grassholme Observatory

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