Philip's 2026 Stargazing Month-by-Month Guide to the Night Sky Britain & Ireland : Month-by-Month Guide to the Night Sky Britain & Ireland
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Author: Henbest, Nigel
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Published on 7 August 2025 by Octopus Publishing Group (Philip's) in the United Kingdom as part of 'the Philip's Stargazing' series.
Paperback | 96 pages
209 x 150 x 10 | 220g
Philip's Stargazing is the perfect practical guide for both budding and experienced astronomers.
'If you buy just one guide...you won't do better than this.' - BBC Sky at Night Magazine'I will continue to enjoy 'Philip's Stargazing' as the months go by.' - Helen Sharman, Astronaut'Very useful indeed.' - Chris Lintott, Sky at Night presenterPhilip's Stargazing is essential for all those who enjoy exploring the night sky, with up-to-date monthly star charts, moon calendars and viewing tips, as well as the best dark-sky sites to visit and astronomy festivals through the year. In 2026 there is a 90% solar eclipse with the next total eclipse not due until 2090. Compiled by experts and specially designed for easy use, Stargazing 2026 is a comprehensive companion for both seasoned and novice astronomers.
* Fully updated colour star chart for each month of the year* Viewing recommendations and practical advice including a 90% Solar Eclipse in August 26 * Top constellation, target object, topic and picture for each month* Daily Moon Phase Calendar, highlighting special lunar events throughout the year * Planet Watch for ideal viewing days in 2026* The best places to experience Dark Skies * The latest on Star Festival, Star Parties and astronomy-themed days out* Expert advice from internationally renowned astronomer professor Nigel Henbest * Special article by equipment expert Robin Scagell on the best first telescopes* Tips for using your smartphone to navigate the skies* Complete calendar of major astronomical events * Top 20 Sky Sights of 2026* Jargon Buster, explaining common or confusing terms * Clear Explanations of the planets' movements, solar and lunar eclipses, meteors and comets
