Sussex astronomer praises hero
Neil Armstrong - the first man on the Moon - died in hospital
Neil Armstrong - the first man on the Moon - died in hospital
Clear skies tonight will make for good viewing of the annual meteor shower called The Perseids because of where they appear in the sky.
The moon came within about 221,802 miles of the Earth. That is about 15,300 miles closer than average.
A science project organised by a school in Kent has reached new heights. Sevenoaks School holds a "science week" each year and this time they sent cameras up to the edge of space on a weather ballon - and despite a hiccup over Belgium, have brought back some amazing images.
David Johns explains, talking to physics teacher Elizabeth Harper-Clark, and Head of Science Graeme Lawrie.
A Dutch astronaut had to be rescued after his sailing boat got into difficulty off the Sussex coast. Physicist Wubbo Johannes Ockels - who flew into space in 1985 - was in his schooner when its engines failed seven miles from Newhaven last night. He was then towed to safety by Newhaven RNLI.
Neil Armstrong - the first man on the Moon - died in hospital
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Clear skies tonight will make for good viewing of the annual meteor shower called The Perseids because of where they appear in the sky.
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Eddie Howland sent us this picture of the 'super' moon just before Midnight in Burges Hill, in a break in the cloud that lasted just a few minutes.
The moon came within about 221,802 miles of the Earth. That is about 15,300 miles closer than average.
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