The biggest name in astronomy Sky at Night magazine is your practical guide to astronomy. Each issue features the world’s biggest and best night sky guide complete with star charts, observing tutorials and in-depth equipment reviews to ensure that amateur astronomers never miss those must-see events.

Bbc Sky At Night Magazine this was the worlds first astronomy magazine - thats not very interesting in itself, but its got some excellent imagery and reviews of all the kit required to gaze at the stars and understand just what is going on up there. Theres also a CD Rom with every issue that'll bring you great sequences and links onto your PC.

According to statistics, men think about sex 20 times a day and women around ten. Alison Tyler thinks about sex 24 hours a day and the result is this sizzling collection of headily sensual stories, Morning, Noon, and Night.

The deceased have risen with the instinct to feed on the living as a family is trapped during a zombie apocalypse. Wales. Based on George A. Romero's classic "Night of the Living Dead".

When you create a photomontage, you usually start with a background image. Adding new elements to that background is simple enough, but what if you want to change the time of day or the weather conditions in the image? In this workshop you’ll learn a whole range of techniques, from time shifting to creating rain and water effects, from building complex reflections to lighting up windows. You’ll also see how to use Photoshop filters like Motion Blur and Plastic Wrap to create a wide range of liquid and weather effects, how to add convincing shadows, and how to use dramatic lighting effects to bring a dull image to life.

With Saturn in our evening skies, Lucie Green and Chris Lintott investigate the storm that is still raging in the planet's atmosphere, with the latest news from Saturn's amazing moons Titan and Enceladus. Pete Lawrence and Paul Abel illustrate Saturn's 'opposition effect' and look at some globular clusters, whilst Chris North gets a preview of the new eye-in-the-sky camera, soon to be fitted onto the International Space Station, which will image Earth in incredible detail.