From beautiful astrophotography to bestselling stargazing guides, we have books for everyone interested in exploring our universe and beyond. #GoAllIn2026
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If you've been enjoying the sight of the Northern Lights in the UK tonight, you may be interested in the new edition of my definitive guide to the subject, which is also currently on offer at Amazon! amazon.co.uk/Northern-Lights…
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Wrapping up a busy year of publishing for me, I’m very happy to share that my next book, “Cosmic Light” releases next week in the UK/Europe with @CollinsAstro/@HarperCollinsUK (and a little later for North America).
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Discover the planets, stars and constellations in 2027 with the only night sky guide to be officially approved by the astronomers of the @RMGreenwich - out today! 💫
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#Stargazing #Space #Astronomy
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✨ COVER REVEAL ✨
We are thrilled to share the cover of #AstronomyPhotographerOfTheYear Collection 15 – out on 2 October!
📸 Gum 37: The Southern Tadpoles (or 'Teapot Nebula') © Ani Shastry
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@RMGreenwich #APY18 #Astronomy
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It's time to Go All In for the National Year of Reading!
Whether it's football, music, baking, family-time, sci-fi, or... anything, reading helps you get more out of the things you love. Head to goallin.org.uk to find out more.
#GoAllIn2026 #NationalYearofReading2026
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This amazing book "Space Hazards" is a must-read for anyone curious about the universe and its real perils.
I was lucky to receive a copy from Dr Ryan French @ryanjfrench, and it completely changed how I think about cosmic risks.
It gave me a clear and reliable understanding of the dangers that truly matter, cutting through all the hype and misconceptions.
Engaging and trustworthy, it helped me see our place in a universe that’s always in motion with far more clarity. Packed with solid facts and probabilities, it left me feeling informed.
Thanks Ryan and @CollinsAstro
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Bundle up, the Cold Moon is rising! ❄️🌕
December’s full moon will rise in the night sky tomorrow, Dec. 4. It will mark the last supermoon and full moon of the year.
ALT A full moon hangs above the blue glow of Earth's atmosphere as white, fluffy clouds spread across the planet. Credit: NASA
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With all the strong geomagnetic activity ongoing tonight, have you ever wondered how strong these events need to be to cause some damage? Has this happened in the past? I’d be silly not to use tonight’s hype to promote my new book, ‘Space Hazards’, which explores these questions!
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✨Tickets are now on sale for ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 17!
The exhibition is your chance to see some of the world's best space photography, on display at the National Maritime Museum.
Book now at: bit.ly/APY17
@zwoastro
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✨Tickets are now on sale for ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 17!
The exhibition is your chance to see some of the world's best space photography, on display at the National Maritime Museum.
Book now at: bit.ly/APY17
@zwoastro
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We've looked at an eclipse from both sides now...
While @NASAGlenn was looking up to see last night's Blood Moon, @fireflyspace's Blue Ghost lunar lander was looking back at the "diamond ring" of a solar eclipse. A reminder that what you see often depends on your point of view.
ALT The lunar eclipse as seen above the Space Environments Complex at NASA’s Glenn Research Center at Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, Ohio, during the early hours of March 14, 2025. A white to orange to red gradient sweeps across the Moon from the top left to the bottom right of its full disc. Credit: NASA/Sara Lowthian-Hanna
ALT The solar eclipse as seen from the surface of the Moon in Mare Crisium by the Blue Ghost Mission 1 lander. The Sun's corona shines as a bright circle around the dark disc of the Earth. A "diamond ring" flare glows at the five o'clock position against the darkness of space. Credit: Firefly Aerospace
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Brendan Owens works at the Institute of Physics, helping with their public engagement efforts. At Astrofest 2025, he will talk to us about the fascinating planet next door: Mars. Details: sbee.link/q7e94nfm6y
#Astrofest2025 #astronomy #space #universe
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Christmas Day this year marks the third anniversary of @WebbTelescopeUK's launch, and at @CollinsAstro we have you covered. Unknown Universe contains more than 120 images from the first years of the mission, with expert commentary and a guide to the telescope's technology. 👇
The perfect gift for #space lovers with stunning images from the #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope.
With accessible commentary, @tomkerss looks at how these images unlock new mysteries for astronomers and more.
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#AstronomyBooks #UnknownUniverse #UnfoldTheUniverse
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What a pleasure to chat to @theousherwood today about my new @CollinsAstro book Unknown Universe. Here I explain what inspired the creation of the book, which presents more than 120 astonishing images from the James Webb Space Telescope. Theo’s enthusiasm for space is clear!
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Stellar options indeed 🌟🔭 @WmCollinsBooks @Collins_Ref
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The new Astronomy Photographer of the Year book features all 140 images from the 2024 competition, taken by photographers from around the world. Get your copy now and marvel at incredible views of shimmering aurorae, distant nebulae, and much more!
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It's been 55 years since the Apollo 11 crew were on their way to the Moon! Here at #HCArchives, we're looking to the skies and exploring the wide range of non-fiction we have that celebrates space, and the race to reach it 🚀🌕
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To learn more about the Northern Lights, you can always pick up my best-selling guide, available from @CollinsAstro. Link in bio ✅
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WOW! 🤯 What a moment! Thin cloud couldn’t stop us. Here‘s my shot of the Sun’s corona during today’s #TotalEclipse in Texas. 🇺🇸 Loops and streamers galore from a highly active Sun. Show me your shots!
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Passing through St Pancras demands a visit to @Hatchards. Look who I found on the shelf today! 💎
