
The universe is older, stranger and more beautiful than you think.
Films about the cosmos, life and the ideas shaping our future, told by an old wizard who never stopped wondering.
How big is everything?
Slide outward from your own planet to the edge of everything we can see. Each step is drawn to scale for that view.
Earth
Every person who has ever lived did so on this small, bright ball. Hold that thought. We are going outward.
The Moon tonight is …
Step outside after dark and look for it.
Worked out from the average length of the lunar month, so dates can be a day out.
Fresh from the observatory
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What If AI Ran a City for 24 Hours?Artificial intelligence (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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You Are Older Than the SunSpace (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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Will AI Take Your Job? What's Actually ComingArtificial intelligence (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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What Happens When Two Planets Collide?Space (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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What Is the Most Powerful Thing in the Universe?Physics (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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A Solar Journey: Guided Sleep StorySleep stories (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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What Is Time? Part 1Time (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
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The Magic of Primary ColoursLight and colour (YouTube, Opens in a new window.)
The universe, for your walls
Museum-grade prints and gifts, each drawn by us and checked against real data. Printed to order and shipped from the UK, EU and US.
The Wizard's Sky Calendar
Twelve original paintings, every Moon phase, and the year's best things to look up at, from meteor showers to a total eclipse of the Sun.
- 4 Jan Quadrantid meteors peak, with a thin Moon: a good year for them
- 20 Feb Penumbral eclipse of the Moon, visible across the UK late in the evening
- 20 May A seasonal Blue Moon
- 2 Aug Total eclipse of the Sun: up to 6 min 23 s near Luxor; about 42% of the Sun covered from London
- 12–13 Aug Perseid meteor shower
- 18 Oct Saturn at its closest and brightest
- 25 Nov Venus and Mars meet in the evening sky

