Observer’s Challenge – Conjunction of Venus and Saturn on 22-23 January
On 22 January a close conjunction of Venus and Saturn will be visible, low down in the western sky after
Read moreOn 22 January a close conjunction of Venus and Saturn will be visible, low down in the western sky after
Read moreNominations are invited for these prizes The Sir Patrick Moore Prize of £500 plus a year’s membership of the BAA
Read moreThe President, Trustees and Council of the British Astronomical Association send their deepest condolences to His Majesty King Charles III
Read moreNotice is hereby given that there will be a Special General Meeting of the Association at 17:30 on Wednesday 25
Read moreMarc Delcroix reports that he detected the epsilon ring of Uranus with a 1m telescope and an ASI120MM camera
Read morePlanetary imager Don Parker dies
Read moreLargest sunspot in a decade currently facing the Earth, with a high chance of geo-effective solar flares
Read moreWhile Anthony Wesley succeeds in imaging one of the storms on Uranus with a 41cm telescope, his compatriot Trevor Barry spots the remnant of the Dragon Storm on Saturn.
Read moreNominations are invited for the recipient of the second BAA Sir Patrick Moore Prize
Read moreIt is still worth observing Jupiter in the western sky, particularly to see how the new cyclonic ovals in the SSTB develop at the end of this apparition
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