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 How to find Triton, Neptune's largest moon
Neptune reaches opposition on 11 September 2020. Our Track Triton web app shows you where to find the outermost planet's largest moon.
Ade Ashford, 2020 Aug 21
Which side of Mars will I see tonight?
Our interactive Mars Mapper web app helps you identify the Red Planet's surface features for the 2020-2021 apparition.
Ade Ashford, 2020 Aug 14
Observer's Challenge - Re-discovering Pluto
Can you find Pluto
Eliot Hall and Richard Miles, 2020 Aug 06
Observer's Challenge - Saturn 2020
Can you see the opposition effect
Mike Foulkes, 2020 Jul 05
BAA Summer Webinar - Saturday 4th July
2020 Jul 03
Results of the CPRE Star Count 2020
Results of the CPRE Star Count 2020
Bob Mizon, 2020 Jun 12
Observer's Challenge - Occultation of Venus by the Moon, June 19
The challenge is to make any form of observation of this daylight planetary event
David Arditti, 2020 Jun 06
Dwarf nova PQ And undergoes rare outburst
Jeremy Shears, 2020 May 30
Observer's Challenge - Three Galaxies in Virgo
Three galaxies to observe in Virgo as the nights draw short
Callum Potter, 2020 May 18
The Whirlpool Galaxy - a video from John Mason
John Mason, 2020 May 07
Observing Highlights for Mercury and Venus - a video from Pete Lawrence and Paul G. Abel
A video from Pete Lawrence and Paul G. Abel
Pete Lawrence and Paul G. Abel, 2020 May 04
News of the binary black hole, OJ287
Gary Poyner, 2020 Apr 29

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