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 BAA Weekly Webinars
The BAA will be holding a series of weekly webinars
2020 Mar 29
Venus and Sky Notes videos
New videos from the BAA
2020 Mar 26
BAA videos available for all
BAA has opened up it's video archives for all to view
2020 Mar 23
Observer's Challenge - Mini Messier Marathon - Open Clusters
Try to observe all the Messier open clusters in one night
Callum Potter, 2020 Mar 18
Observer's Challenge - A fistful of red stars
Callum Potter, 2020 Feb 24
The quest for ET (Exoplanet Transits not Extra-Terrestrials that is)
Why not try your hand at observing an exoplanet transit in support of the ARIEL Space Mission?
Roger Dymock, 2020 Jan 16
Observer’s Challenge - Spot a Supernova
There is a chance to spot a supernova in a remote galaxy over the next few nights.
Callum Potter, 2020 Jan 15
Could V Sagittae become a bright nova this century?
Jeremy Shears, 2020 Jan 11
Is Betelgeuse about to go supernova?
Is alpha Orionis about to blow?
Jeremy Shears, 2019 Dec 24
Here Come the Geminids
Dr. John Mason, 2019 Dec 08
Observer’s Challenge - Conjunction of Venus and Saturn
Callum Potter, 2019 Dec 05
Why have we all heard of Einstein?
Debunking the myth of Eddington’s bias in the 1919 eclipse test of Einstein’s General relativity.
Gerry Gilmore and Gudrun Tausch-Pebody, 2019 Nov 06

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