“You don’t need to be an astronomer to miss the stars”  

Lord Rees, co-chairman of the All Party Political Group for Dark Skies, explains why it’s so important to stop light pollution and why he’s backing our campaign to Damn the Light. “People associate the concern about losing dark skies with astronomers, although the case for dark skies isn’t just for the benefit of astronomers,” Lord… Continue reading “You don’t need to be an astronomer to miss the stars”  

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Your Celestial Calendar

Brace yourselves to be astounded by stunning scenery in our night skies this year. To make sure you don’t forget, we’ve created an astronomical calendar marking all the unmissable predicted celestial events set to be visible on UK soil in the coming months. Morning Meteors Various meteor showers are set to grace our skies this… Continue reading Your Celestial Calendar

Editor’s letter

Welcome to the first issue of NOX, named for the Roman goddess of the night – daughter of darkness and chaos. In these articles , you’ll see how to embrace the darkness and chaos of the modern world, and learn what others get up to when darkness falls. We have dedicated these articles to telling… Continue reading Editor’s letter

Whispers from the world of ASMR

 We talk to James and Julie, both contributors and curators of the ASMR immersive experience Weird Sensations Feels Good: The World OF ASMR at The Design Museum, London – about what ASMR is, understanding the desire for ASMR, and the place that The sound-sensory sleep-inducing experience has in the modern world. Have you ever heard… Continue reading Whispers from the world of ASMR

Tales from the Tower

Modern-day princess Megan Clawson shares the secrets of her extraordinary life in the ‘Village beyond the wall’ – the Tower of London. It was the dawn of the new year, 2021. Megan Clawson was unwinding in her home – located in the residential court of the infamous Tower of London. After a night of welcoming… Continue reading Tales from the Tower

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