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The last few weeks have seen some interesting developments in Saturn's atmosphere. Although major storms rare, smaller spots do...text/html2008-05-06T14:21:41+01:00http://britastro.org/baaBAA Council Ballot
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Members are invited to make nominations for the BAA Council Ballot for session 2008/9.
For your convenience download this form (http://www.britastro.org/docs/BAABALLOT_08.pdf),...text/html2008-04-01T13:51:06+01:00http://britastro.org/baaMeteor prospects Spring and Summer 2008
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Following early January’s Quadrantids, the opening months
of the year are generally regarded as a rather thin time for meteor observing,
with...text/html2008-02-26T12:24:27+01:00http://britastro.org/baa3 in One Night for Tom Boles
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Following Tom Bole’s discovery of supernovae 2008X and 2008af on February 7th and 9th respectively, he had even more...text/html2008-02-07T12:16:35+01:00http://britastro.org/baaSupernova 2008S Discovered by Ron Arbour
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Ron Arbour, General Adviser to the BAA Deep Sky Section, has a habit of discovering supernovae during the first...