Andromeda. My first mosaic on my Seestar S30 🥰🔭💫 Bortle 3-4 Dartmoor

September' night sky 🌕✨🔭 We are back into eclipse season, and there will be a total lunar eclipse and a partial solar eclipse this month - though the solar eclipse will only be visible from the southern Pacific region and not from the UK and Ireland.

It's publication day 🥳📖 Huzzah! It's available in all good bookstores! The Almanac, a seasonal guide to 2026. 💚🌿🌳🌕💫

I'm not comfortable scanning my face or photographing my bank card for an app to prove my age. If I can't access it anymore so be it

What you can see in and under July's Night Skies. A thread 🧵

✨May's night skies✨ Mars will become a dim evening star, Jupiter will become lost in the dusk by the end of the month. But we have much to look forward to; the ETA Aquarids meteor shower, The milkyway core, elusive night shining clouds, conjunctions and bioluminescent plankton under starry skies✨

April's night skies ✨🌙☄️ Conjunctions, occultations, the Lyrid meteor shower and so much more! Wishing you clear skies 😊✨🌌🌟 #TheAlmanac #astronomy #astrophotography #stargazing

Friday marked one year since Alyn Wallace left us to be in the stars. A few mutual friends and I made a pilgrimage to his newly erected memorial art installation above Craig goch dam, Elan valley, it was so lovely to meet his brother there too! We miss you buddy! X

Happy spring equinox 🌞💚🌱🌷😊

Eclipse time! -2°c in Exeter but making the most of clear skies before they cloud over, I think I have an hour window 🤞🏼🌕🌔🌓🌒🌑

This Friday, just before sunrise, we have a Total Lunar Eclipse! 🌔🌓🌒🌑 See the second slide for UK times ✨ Wishing you clear skies! #TotalLunarEclipse #eclipse #Astronomy #MyAlmanac #astrophotography

✨ March's night skies ✨ This month we are blessed with magical sights; a total lunar eclipse and a partial solar eclipse, the rise of the milky way core and planetary conjunctions with the moon. All the best for the month from myself & the Almanac team. Wishing you clear skies x

✨February's night skies✨

25secs of the river Plym 💚 From Dartmoor with love x

Found some peace and calm beside a lake 🤍🕊️✨

Happy full moon! 🌕 January's full moon is known as the wolf moon, named after hungry winter wolves hunting & howling by the light of the full moon. From south Dartmoor, the waxing gibbous will rise in the east at 15:44 opposite the setting sun in the west, which sets at 16:39.

Saturday and Sunday do look like they may feature freezing fog for at least the morning, do wonder if some places may see hoar frost so keep an eye out for that!

❄️🤍🐑 Dartmoor snow

Saturn, Venus and the crescent moon ✨🌒✨

G4 storm threshold met! Naked eye visible aurora, structures possible look overhead for Corona and east and west for SAR arcs and possibly STEVE 🤞🏼✨ Wishing you luck and clear skies x

Here's what you can see in January's night sky ✨🌒✨ Wishing you clear skies, warm toes and lots of magic! Hannahbella, the Almanac astronomer 📖🌌🫶🏼 You can buy a copy here: www.amazon.co.uk/ALMANAC-SEAS...

This weekend I've been experimenting with Kokedama, moss ball planters which bind the roots much like a bonsai tree pot. They'll green up in a few weeks, I'll post pics of the progress 💚🪴🌿 I might make a couple for the garden too #gardening What space nerds do when there's cloudy skies 😊✨

Hello Bluesky! Here's my first post! I write the monthly night sky guide for the beautiful Almanac book, here's December night sky for you stargazers out there 😊✨🌕 Wishing you clear skies, warm toes and lots of magic ✨👋🏻 Hannahbella www.instagram/Hannahbella_nel

GUYS! In a collaborative effort between NASA, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), and Italy's National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF), a coronagraph was just installed on the freakin International Space Station!! HOW COOL! 🔭 science.nasa.gov/mission/codex/