This rarely seen footage shows NASA astronauts struggling to walk on the moon interesting

Extremely detailed view of Martian Dunes by Curiosity Rover (actual sound of Mars by Perseverance rover)

We have 75,000 pairs of solar glasses ready for the partial solar eclipse visible in the UK on 29/03/25. If you're an astronomy group, charitable organisation or community group that plans to observe this celestial event, please email us! You'll be supporting Astro w/o Borders too!

Please be aware that promotional filming is taking place at Mills Observatory 6:30-8pm on Wednesday 5 March. The observatory will remain open, but we will have limited capacity & night sky viewing from our dome & balcony will be unavailable Opening times: leisureandculturedundee.com/culture/mills

Saturn and its icy moon Dione captured by the Cassini spacecraft. About two thirds of Dione's mass is water ice. 📸: NASA/JPL/SSI

On Wednesdays, we watch time-lapses 🌎 Imagine yourself as an International Space Station crew member looking out the cupola as the world rotates in front of your eyes. From the vantage point of space, you'll see planet Earth reveal itself as a mesmerizing blue marble, a testament to the

The Sky Notes for March 2025 have been published. For details go to facebook.com/MillsObservato… Sky chart courtesy of HeavensAbove

Finally, the video of the Blue Ghost landing on the Moon has been released!

WOW!!! What an eruption.

How satellites map the Earth.

This is what a solar eclipse looks like on the Earth's surface from a height of 32 kilometers.

Just a few moons.....

Incredibly detailed photograph of our Sun ☀️ 📸 Arturo Buenrostro

An incredibly detailed image of Mars captured by ESA’s Mars Express spacecraft, from the north polar ice cap, to the cloud covered Hellas Planitia in the south, the largest impact crater on Mars. 📸: ESA​/​DLR​/​FU Berlin

Watch Live! NASA's SpaceX Crew-9 with Starliner astronauts return to Earth x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

JUPITER from great NASA's spacecrafts Juno (left) and Cassini (right) NASA

A Massive Thank-You from the Mills Observatory Team! We want to extend a huge thanks to everyone who visited the observatory. Your enthusiasm and support have made this year truly unforgettable. Thanks for being part of our community. Clear skies and happy stargazing!

We have reopened for the winter season but the weather's not on our side tonight. We're hoping for many clear skies through the following months.

Insane footage of Starlink satellite train from ISS 📷 Don Pettit

At the end of the month it'll be my 90th birthday!