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Discover how life on the River Thames has evolved in the past 300 years at the National Maritime Museum's Maritime London gallery

Learn more about the nocturnal or ‘nocturlabe’, used for centuries to tell the time based on the movement of the stars

Hidden in the seemingly mundane bureaucratic letters of the Royal Navy lie some fascinating insights into the role of the British state in providing healthcare and welfare to ill and injured seamen.

Meet other like-minded young people between 16 and 21 years old and become a part of the Royal Observatory's future

Listen to astrophysicists talk about cutting-edge research in space science with our free online lectures.

This document sets out the framework for the assessment and management of fraud risk and the investigation and resolution of allegations of irregularity made against employees of RMG for fraud, theft, bribery or money laundering

Galileo pioneered the use of the telescope for observing the night sky. His discoveries undermined traditional ideas about a perfect and unchanging cosmos with the Earth at its centre

N.A.M Rodger, author of The Price of Victory and recipient of the National Maritime Museum's Caird Medal, reflects on the "happy accident" that led to an extraordinary work of naval history

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