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2007 Section Meeting Print E-mail

The 2007 BAA Deep Sky Section meeting will take place on Saturday 3rd March at the Humfrey Rooms, Castilian Terrace, Northampton. The provisional programme is given below.

  • High Definition Imaging of Planetary Nebulae - Andrea Tasselli
  • A Pinch of SALT - Paul Clark
  • Going Deep - Grant Privett
  • Two-Colour Imaging of the Deep Sky - Richard Miles (BAA President)
  • The Northern Sky H-Alpha Survey - Prof. Janet Drew (Imperial College, London)  


Hopefully there will be time after the main meeting for a few short talks by individuals wanting to discuss deep-sky related matters or give an update on their observing projects – please contact the Director if you wish to speak.

Admission to the meeting is £7 (payable at the door) which includes refreshments throughout the day and a leisurely buffet lunch with time for socialising.

Northampton is a relatively central location, both north / south and east / west, and is well served by road and rail connections, with frequent trains from London and plenty of car parking. Location map.

Display material is welcome from Section members and both the BAA sales stand and the Webb Society will be present. Doors will open at 10am with tea and coffee available from 10.30 and the meeting proper starting at 11am.  

The Annual Deep Sky Section meeting has a reputation for being an enjoyable, entertaining and relaxing day out and all BAA members and their guests are welcome to attend.

 
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