An observer’s notebook, from city windows to darker skies.

Look up. Keep a little of the night.

Neveluna is a journal for people learning to notice the night sky. Begin with a simple observation, keep a clear record, and return when the weather allows.

A telescope under the Milky Way.
Photography by Lucas Pezeta on Pexels.

Starting out

A first observing session goes better when the setup is familiar. Separate learning the equipment from deciding what you hope to see through it.

The night notebook

A few recognisable patterns are more useful than a long list of names. Match your reading to your location and the time you actually go outside.

An independent journal

Original editorial notes, readable articles, and credited photography. No accounts or purchases are needed to read.

Explore the journal

Eight essays on an observer’s notebook, from city windows to darker skies.

The night notebook

A light-pollution diary

Keep track of what your observing place allows. Describing the surrounding light can make a modest urban view more informative.

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Looking slowly

A page for the Moon

A recurring subject can give a sky notebook a useful rhythm. Begin with a date, a time, and a simple description before adding equipment or technical labels.

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A journal to return to.

Neveluna is a journal for people learning to notice the night sky. Begin with a simple observation, keep a clear record, and return when the weather allows. Our essays focus on the habits around skywatching rather than equipment claims or promises of spectacular views.

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