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By Iain Todd\n <\/p>

Published: Thursday, 14 December 2023 at 08:37 AM<\/p>

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Inside the latest issue of BBC Sky at Night Magazine<\/h2>

Find out what’s inside the latest issue of BBC Sky at Night Magazine and take advantage of our subscription offers.<\/p>

Our January 2024 issue is out now<\/strong><\/h3>

Inside BBC Sky at Night Magazine’s January issue:<\/p>

  • What happens when galaxies collide<\/li>
  • 2024’s best night-sky sights<\/li>
  • The biggest space missions to look out for in 2024<\/li>
  • Beginner’s guide to astrophotography cameras<\/li>
  • See Comet 144P\/Kushida<\/li>
  • How to set up a Go-To EQ mount<\/li>
  • Top tips for photographing the Pleiades<\/li>
  • The latest on NASA’s lunar south pole robotic rover<\/li><\/ul>

    Get a sneak peak at our latest issue<\/strong><\/h3>