Observer’s Challenge – September’s Thin Moon
As astronomical targets go, it has to be said that the Moon is one of the easiest. Big and bright,
Read moreAs astronomical targets go, it has to be said that the Moon is one of the easiest. Big and bright,
Read moreOver the next few weeks it should be possible to view five of the outer planets on the same night.
Read moreConnect using Zoom – https://us04web.zoom.us/j/548739039 – or via the BAA YouTube channel Cover image: M1 The Crab Nebula by Callum Potter We are
Read moreA partial solar eclipse. Originally taken on 30 May 1984 when there was a partial eclipse visible from London. It
Read moreConnect using Zoom – https://us04web.zoom.us/j/548739039 – or via the BAA YouTube channel This week – Wednesday June 9th at 7pm – Deep Sky Sketching
Read moreThere are many observing targets that get overlooked because of their proximity to a bright star makes observation difficult. One
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Read moreThis months challenge is to spot Hind’s Variable Nebula – a faint patch of nebulosity associated with the variable star
Read moreThe British Astronomical Association supports National Astronomy Week, which runs this year from November 14th to 22nd. So time to
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