As star-gazing becomes more difficult in the summer months, David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society sets out what you can expect to see
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You can wait years for a comet, but in 2013 there will be three along. David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society explains 
February sees a chance to spot the elusive Mercury as it strays a little further away from the sun. David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society explains There’s a possibily of being treated to two bright comets in 2013. David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society explains 1 comment - ()
Orion will be hunting its way across the sky this winter. David Love explains more about the winter constellations 
David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society on what’s in store for the sky this November 
Take a look up at the eastern sky to see the head of Medusa winking at you. David Love of Torbay Astronomical Society explains 
We are all looking at the stars, but only a few know what they’re looking at. Torbay astronomer David Love on what’s in store for the September skies 
Despite the weather, the two brightest planets are doing their best to put on a pre-dawn show for us 
The next time Venus moves in front of the sun is in 105 years. David Love explains the importance of the event 
Jupiter can no longer be seen, and Venus is slipping away, but both Mars and Saturn will continue to be visible all month 
There are more spectacles in store in the sky this month as Venus passes in front of the youngsters of the Pleiades 
David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society points out the developments in the heavens during March 
On February 25, Venus will be very close to the crescent Moon, and will be a glorious sight, says David Love of the Torbay Astronomical Society |
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