December night sky

By CLIVE JACKSON features@algarveresident.com Clive Jackson is an amateur astronomer and an imagineer who does his best to understand the universe. He is also the director of the Astronomical Observatory

December 3, 2009by shareitIn ,

November night sky

By Clive Jackson features@algarveresident.com Clive Jackson is an amateur astronomer and an imagineer who does his best to understand the universe. He is also the director of the Astronomical Observatory

November 5, 2009by shareitIn ,

The August night sky

By CLIVE JACKSON features@algarveresident.com Clive Jackson is the Director of the Astronomical Observatory of Tavira (Sitio do Malhão, Tavira) and the Camera Obscura (next to the Castle in Tavira), specialising

July 29, 2009by shareitIn ,

The June night sky

By CLIVE JACKSON features@algarveresident.com Clive Jackson is the Director of the Astronomical Observatory of Tavira (Sitio do Malhão, Tavira) and the Camera Obscura (next to the Castle in Tavira), specialising

June 3, 2009by shareitIn ,

The May night sky

By CLIVE JACKSON features@algarveresident.com Clive Jackson is the Director of the Astronomical Observatory of Tavira (Sitio do Malhão, Tavira) and the Camera Obscura (next to the Castle in Tavira), specialising

April 29, 2009by shareitIn ,

The May night sky

WELCOME TO the May night Sky. This is the month when the temperatures at night get a little more comfortable and hopefully the April showers are behind us! The ringed

January 14, 2009by shareitIn ,

Cosmic collisions

DURING THE long dark winter nights, the Milky Way will be seen passing overhead. This pale band of light is actually our own galaxy seen from the inside. It is

December 4, 2008by shareitIn ,

The dream of flight

AT THE dawn of the 20th century, more precisely on December 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright flew for the first time in a home built aircraft that barely managed

November 6, 2008by shareitIn ,

The cycles of life

THE WHOLE Universe consists of cycles, from the largest galaxy to the smallest sub-atomic particle; everything goes around and comes around. The stars go through their lives in a very

October 1, 2008by shareitIn ,