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Image of the 2004 transit by Maurice Gavin
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Saturn is at opposition and well placed for observing.
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Two bright supernovae recently discovered are within range of amateur telescopes.
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28.05.2012 First quarter Moon
04.06.2012 Partial Lunar Eclipse - not visible from the UK
06.06.2012 Transit of Venus
30.05.2012 17:30 - 20:00Ordinary Meeting and George Alcock Memorial Lecture
07.07.2012 Summer Meeting
07.09.2012 - 09.09.2012 Weekend Meeting - Aberdeen
22.09.2012 10:30 - 17:30Observers Workshop - London
06.10.2012 Asteroid & Comet Sections Joint Meeting
11.06.2012 - 13.06.2012 Third International Starlight Conference
16.06.2012 Webb Society Annual Meeting - Cambridge
14.09.2012 - 16.09.2012 The Autumn Equinox Sky Camp 2012
06.10.2012 Federation of Astronomical Societies Annual Convention
19.10.2012 - 22.10.2012 Peak Star Party
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And you can download the Sky Notes HERE (pdf).