Formed in 1890, the British Astronomical Association has an international reputation for the quality of its observational and scientific work. Membership is open to all persons interested in astronomy.
Objectives
The encouragement of all aspects of observational astronomy and the association of observers at all levels for mutual help.
The promotion of a general interest in astronomy for beginners as well as for the more advanced.
The circulation of current astronomical information and observational material.
The support of modern advanced techniques for observation, data handling and scientific presentation of results.
The presentation of medals and prizes in recognition of outstanding contributions to astronomy.
Exhibition Meeting - 2008
Saturday 28th June sees the BAA Exhibition Meeting return to the National Space Centre, Leicester. All BAA Sections are expected to be attending, and the meeting is an ideal opportunity to meet and chat with other members.
Programme:
11.00 Exhibition opens
14.00 formal meeting minutes, notices, awards etc followed by Sky notes from Nick James.
15.30 Afternoon tea
17.00 End
Saturday 28th June sees the BAA Exhibition Meeting return to the National Space Centre, Leicester. All BAA Sections are expected to be attending, and the meeting is an ideal opportunity to meet and chat with other members.
