The Royal Albert Hall will blast off into space for the first of its new science festivals, accompanied by a galaxy of stars including Chris Hadfield, Robin Ince and the Moomins.
Join Star-Lord and his fellow Guardians amongst the stars in London's only planetarium!
Join astronomer and comedian Jon Culshaw, one of the judges for Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year and a frequent contributor to the Sky at Night, for a personalised tour of the cosmos in his own unique style.
The popular after dark experience at the Royal Observatory Greenwich includes a show in London’s only public planetarium and the chance to look through the gigantic Great Equatorial Telescope at what the night sky has to offer.
Big bugs and mean marines go head-to-head in all-out war in this science fiction action satire.
Join astrophotographers, judges of the Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition and Royal Observatory Greenwich astronomers for a true celebration of astrophotography.
The event includes a planetarium show containing a selection of shortlisted entrants, a panel discussion with the judges and prize winners, a guest-narrated planetarium show and talks to give you the first leg up if you’d like try your hand at snapping the night sky yourself.
Follow the adventures of Ted as he searches the Solar System for the great, big bear in the sky, visiting the Sun, the Moon and the Planets.
In collaboration with local schools, music and songs have been developed by Trinity College of Music.
Come along to a programme of weekend family workshops and participate in a varied range of activities related to space science and space exploration; from the International Space Station to the latest discoveries about the Solar System and the wider universe.
http://www.rmg.co.uk/see-do/exhibitions-events/weekend-space-cadets
This live show, presented by a Royal Observatory Astronomer, takes visitors on a tour of what can be seen in the night sky on the day of their visit and the months ahead.
The journey takes in stars, constellations, planets and moons, and includes a fly-out to the edge of the visible.
The Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 exhibition at the Royal Observatory Greenwich displays the spectacular winning images from this year’s competition in the Observatory’s Astronomy Centre.
