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Blessed Sunday Week 37: Look Up and Remember How Vast the Universe Is
Spend a quiet moment beneath the stars and rediscover the extraordinary perspective offered by our vast universe.
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Spend Saturday Night Learning the September Sky
Step outside this Saturday night and begin learning the September sky one constellation, bright star and celestial object at a…
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What Is the Zodiacal Light and Can You See It from South Africa?
Zodiacal light is a faint glow caused by sunlight scattering through interplanetary dust. Here’s what South African stargazers should know.
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Top Planets to View at Night in South Africa in September
From brilliant Venus to magnificent Saturn, discover which planets South African stargazers can look for during September 2026.
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Blessed Sunday Week 36: Look Up and Remember How Small the Worries Are
Beneath an unimaginably vast universe, our time together is remarkably precious. Look up tonight and remember what truly matters.
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Tonight, Look Up Before You Look Through a Telescope
Before using your telescope tonight, simply look up. Learning the naked-eye sky can make you a better and more confident…
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Look Up: September Skies Are Almost Here
A new month means new opportunities beneath the stars. Get outside, look up and begin discovering the September night sky.
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Turn Your Love of Astronomy into a Published Book
From observing guides to astrophotography and science fiction, your passion for astronomy could inspire your next published book.
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Blessed Sunday Week 35: Remember to Look Up
Look towards the night sky this Sunday and rediscover the wonder, perspective and peaceful curiosity that astronomy can bring.
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Make Saturday Night a Stargazing Night
You don’t need a telescope to enjoy astronomy. If the skies are clear this Saturday, head outside and spend some…
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Take Five Minutes to Look at the Night Sky
Step outside and look up. A few quiet minutes observing the Moon, stars or planets can reconnect you with the…
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Blessed Sunday Week 34: Look Up and Remember How Much Lies Beyond Us
Look towards the heavens this Blessed Sunday and remember how much exists beyond our everyday worries here on Earth.
