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The Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2012

Ever looked up at a pristine night sky, and wanted to take that image home with you, to forever remind you of our place in the universe? Sadly, it’s not as simple as pointing a...
26 September 2012

Interview with 

Marek Kukula & Olivia Johnson, Royal Observatory; Peter Lawrence, Sky at Night; Chris Warren & Thomas Read, Category winners.

Part of the show Excitement about ALMA

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