Tutorials
Watching the night sky is a fascinating hobby, but it can be challenging, especially for beginner stargazers. How to find a star? How to photograph the night sky? What galaxies are visible from my location tonight? Here you'll find answers to these and other questions about the night sky. In addition, you'll get detailed instructions on how to use the stargazing app Star Walk 2. This tool will help you to navigate the night sky.

Starlink Tracker: How to Find Starlink Satellites Tonight
Learn how to find Starlink satellites from your location tonight and check the upcoming Starlink launches.

Astrophotography for Beginners: How to Take Pictures of the Night Sky
Learn how to photograph stars, the Milky Way, meteors, the Moon, eclipses, and satellites with a camera, smartphone, or smart telescope.

How to Photograph a Solar Eclipse: Best Settings & Tips
Learn how to photograph a solar eclipse safely with a phone, camera, or smart telescope. Get the best settings, solar filter tips, and photo ideas.

How to Photograph a Lunar Eclipse: Camera Settings and Tips
Learn how to photograph a lunar eclipse with a phone, camera, or smart telescope. Find the best gear, settings, focus tips, and planning steps for sharp, well-exposed photos.

Meteor Showers Explained in Pictures: What Is a Shooting Star Actually?
Ever wondered what shooting stars really are? Use this infographic to learn how meteors are formed and how to watch and photograph them in the sky.

Twilight and Magic Hours Explained
When is twilight? What types of twilight are there? What are “magic hours”? Check out our infographic to get answers to these questions.

Sky Tonight or Star Walk 2: Which Should I Choose?
Struggling to decide between the two stargazing apps? Sky Tonight and Star Walk 2 have different strengths — let’s explore them and find the best one for you.

How to Catch a Shooting Star?
Think you’re a meteor mastermind? Dive into our quiz to see if you’re truly starry-eyed or just spaced out. 🌠 👀 Bonus: snag some pro tips to actually catch those elusive shooting stars!

How to Better See Faint Objects In The Sky: Averted Vision
To see faint objects in the sky, don’t look directly at them. Instead, try averted vision! From this guide, you’ll learn how to use it, and a few other life hacks.

What is Light Pollution?
How does light pollution affect astronomy and our life in general? Find out why light pollution is bad and how you can reduce it.