Updated: January 17, 2019

Written:January 1, 2019

@space_samuel

Navigating the Night Sky – Part 2

This is the second video in a series to help you find your way around the Southern Sky at night. This video concentrates on the area between the Southern Cross and the Magellanic Clouds.

🔭✨ Stargaze with us: Star Safari Observatory

🚀 GoSLOOH: Observe the stars from your sofa to your office chair!

Cat's Paw Nebula, emission nebula in Scorpius, photo taken with with SLOOH

💖 this photo? Take your own!

Can’t make it to Wairarapa? Or, you know… New Zealand? No worries! You can still explore the Universe with us and SLOOH—no passport, no telescope, just stellar stuff! 🚀🔭✨

Shoot f̶o̶r̶ the Stars: Astrophotography 📷✨ tips that actually make sense!

There are astrophotography guides, and then there are guides that actually make sense.

Our friend and award-winning astrophotographer Alex Conu wrote a down-to-earth, no-nonsense guide that cuts through the confusion.

So good, that we wholeheartedly recommend it. Check it out here 📷✨

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This is the second video in a series to help you find your way around the Southern Sky at night. This video concentrates on the area between the Southern Cross and the Magellanic Clouds.

@space_samuel

Navigating the Night Sky – Part 2

Navigating the Night Sky – Part 3

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@space_samuel

Navigating the Night Sky – Part 2

Navigating the Night Sky – Part 3

Quick find: Sombrero Galaxy

How to find Eta Carinae Nebula

In the sky

In March

In February

In January

In December

in October

In September

Table of Contents

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