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Asteroids & Remote Planets Section Print E-mail
Director Richard Miles ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it )
   
Aims & Objectives

 

As one of the BAA's observing sections, we aim to cover all aspects of those smaller Solar System objects termed asteroids, minor planets, dwarf planets, Centaurs, trans-Neptunian objects, Plutinos, near-Earth objects, etc.  Much of the Section's activities will be observation based, so this includes CCD/webcam imaging, astrometry, photometry, occultation monitoring and visual telescopic observation.  However there are lots of other areas where you can participate as a Section Member such as those relating to the impact hazard, orbital motion, history of discovery and observation, evolution of the Solar System and spacecraft missions to such bodies to name a few.

   
Other Officers
Assistant Director (Astrometry) Peter Birtwhistle
Assistant Director (Occultations) Andrew Elliott
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Publications Newsletters are produced monthly and can be found under Members
Only/Downloads.
   
Meetings A section meeting was held on 2nd June 2007. A report is available here .
   
Website http://britastro.org/asteroids/
   
To Join

If you would like to join the Section please contact the Director at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or at; Grange Cottage, Golden Hill, Stourton Caundle,
Dorset, DT10 2JP

 

 

 

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