who we are

Southern Hemisphere
Located in Cape Town, South Africa
At Casual Astronomy, we’re more than just observers of the night sky; we’re a community of dreamers, explorers, and storytellers who find wonder in the universe above us.
Whether you’re just starting your stargazing journey or already navigating constellations with a telescope, our mission is to make astronomy approachable, inspiring, and endlessly exciting for everyone under the same sky.
our blog

A guide to the major types of space comics, exploring themes, styles, and examples that define cosmic storytelling in illustrated form.

Comet Wierzchos survived a close solar encounter and will return in February, giving astronomers and skywatchers another chance to observe this icy visitor.

The confirmed exoplanet count has surpassed 6,000, highlighting rapid progress in planetary discovery and the search for other worlds.

Astronomers confirm COSMOS-74706 as the earliest Milky Way-like barred spiral galaxy using James Webb and Keck Observatory data.

A guide to the different types of space TV series, covering science-based dramas, dystopian stories, epic sagas, and educational space documentaries.

NASA’s Artemis II rocket and Orion spacecraft have reached the launch pad, moving the first crewed Moon mission closer to flight readiness.

A guide to the main types of space movies, covering realistic space exploration, sci-fi sagas, survival films, alien encounters, and movies inspired by real missions.

There are many different types of space games, each offering a unique way to experience the universe through interactive entertainment. Check some of them here!

A guide to the many types of space entertainment and how books, games, films, and creativity bring the universe closer to us.

A hands-on guide to DIY modifications that improve astronomy equipment performance, stability, power management, and imaging workflows.