Life in the Universe
Is there life beyond Earth? Dive into the possibilities with our compelling infographic. See what scientists are saying about otherworldly beings!
Comets: All You Need to Know
All-round guide about comets: definition, special features, and a couple of tips for aspiring observers.
5 Upcoming Eclipses
List of 5 upcoming lunar and solar eclipses, their dates, timelines, and visibility maps. Find out whether you can see them from your location!
Planetary Alignment Infographic: A Celestial Parade
Discover how to observe planetary alignments with this colorful infographic and mark your calendar for the next “planet parade”.
From Aristotle to Hubble: An Entertaining Journey Through Astronomy's History
Learning history can be fun! Explore revolutionary discoveries and key figures in astronomy’s history through memorable cartoon-like characters.
A Brief History of Astronomy
From star catalogs on clay tablets to a photo of a black hole: explore the key milestones in the history of astronomy through this infographic.
Space Mining: The Future of Humanity
What resources can be mined in space? How much are asteroids worth? Find the answers in this infographic!
Understanding the Night Sky: The Bortle Scale
Wondering if you can spot that galaxy or nebula from your backyard? 🌌Our infographic has the answers! Here we use the Bortle Scale to illustrate how light pollution affects what you see. Get to know the night sky and enhance your stargazing experience!
Equinox in Pictures: 7 Things to Know about March Equinox
Discover the March Equinox in a nutshell with our handy infographic! We've compiled some fascinating facts about this astronomical event just for you. 🌸🔍
Best Deep-Sky Objects for Beginners (Northern Hemisphere)
Learn how to see the brightest galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters in the Northern Hemisphere. Perfect for budding astronomers!
Planet Pictures: Then vs Now
From grainy black-and-white to breathtaking high-res images! 🪐Explore the journey of planetary photography through our infographics, showing the oldest and newest photos of planets side by side.