Skip to main content
Skip to secondary menu
Skip to primary sidebar
Skip to footer
Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Home
Briefing
Science & Environment
Climate
Climatewatch
Wildlife
Culture
Geopolitics
Geopolitical hotspots
Study Geography
University directory
Masters courses
Course guides
Climate change
Environmental science
Human geography
Physical geography
University pages
University of Aberdeen
Aberystwyth University
Cardiff University
University of Chester
Edge Hill University
The University of Edinburgh
Oxford Brookes University
Queen Mary University of London
Geography careers
Charity/non-profit
Education & research
Environment
Finance & consulting
Government and Local Government
Applications and advice
Quizzes
Magazine
Issue previews
Subscribe
Manage My Subscription
Special Editions
Podcasts
Geographical Archive
Book reviews
Crosswords
Advertise with us
Subscribe
Search for:
Search Button
Space
The UK’s dark sky reserves
By
Stuart Butler
Jul 26, 2024
Staring up at the night sky can inspire wonder so go on a celestial adventure this summer at one of the UK's dark sky reserves.
How to observe the Geminid’s meteor shower
By
Stuart Butler
Dec 12, 2023
The night of the 14 December will witness one of the biggest meteor storms of the year in the northern hemisphere.
Major solar storms could produce exceptional aurora events
By
Stuart Butler
Dec 5, 2023
Intense solar activity is in-store for 2024 and the world will benefit from stunning aurora events, but potential disruption to electric grids
A planet eating planet
By
Stuart Butler
Nov 11, 2023
New study says parts of an ancient planet are buried deep within the core of the Earth after the two planets collided billions of years ago.
Tips and tricks for night sky photography
By
Geographical Contributor
Feb 7, 2019
When it comes to astrophotography, and capturing the milky way, having the right equipment in the right location is essential.