Lux explores the past, present and future of astronomy in bath, from the discovery of Uranus by William Herschel in 1781, to those practising it in their spare time and then those who are studying it at degree-level for later go into the field in the future. The pieces present a narrative that intertwines the historical significance, current practices, and future potential of astronomy in Bath. It celebrates the city's legacy while showcasing the continuum of astronomical exploration and education, illustrating how the fascination with the stars transcends generations and continues to inspire both amateur enthusiasts and professional scientists alike.