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May’s night sky brings a rare blue moon, meteors from Halley’s Comet, and a strange galactic hamburger. We’ll also explore Coma Berenices and use it to find star clusters and distant galaxies.
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Oceanographer and chief scientist Dr Dawn Wright on diving to the deepest part of the ocean – and why we need to stand up for our blue planet
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Art under the microscope - investigating the work of Willem van de Velde the Younger
Paintings conservation can often feel like detective work, analysing tiny flecks of paint to uncover the artist's tools and techniques. But what has our team learned during the conservation of A Royal Visit to the Fleet?
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Landscape Artist of the Year 2023 Prize Commission Goes on Display at the Queen's House
Fail We May, Sail We Must by Landscape Artist of the Year 2023 winner, Finn Campbell-Notman is now on display at the Queen's House
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Royal Museums Greenwich to Mark World Oceans Day with Family Festival
Royal Museums Greenwich (RMG) will celebrate World Oceans Day 2022 on 11 June 2022 with a series of events at the National Maritime Museum.
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Diamond Rock: how an uninhabited island became a sloop-of-war
This Caird Library & Archive blog looks at the occupation and brief naval career of Diamond Rock, one of the Royal Navy’s first stone frigates
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