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Author: David Arditti

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Special General Meeting

6 May 20226 May 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments BAA

Notice is hereby given that there will be a Special General Meeting of the Association at 17:30 on Wednesday 25

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An amateur detection of Uranus’ ring

17 December 20163 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

Marc Delcroix reports that he detected the epsilon ring of Uranus with a 1m telescope and an ASI120MM camera

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Don Parker

23 February 20153 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

Planetary imager Don Parker dies

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Giant sunspot AR2192 could trigger aurorae

24 October 20143 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

Largest sunspot in a decade currently facing the Earth, with a high chance of geo-effective solar flares

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Storms on Uranus and Saturn imaged by amateur astronomers in Australia

3 October 20143 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

While 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.

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The Sir Patrick Moore Prize

31 August 20143 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

Nominations are invited for the recipient of the second BAA Sir Patrick Moore Prize

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Cyclonic ovals add interest to final part of Jupiter apparition

30 April 20143 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

It 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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Successful stargazing evening at Regent’s Park

23 March 20143 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

Crowds shown Great Red Spot and Martian polar cap by BAA and BSIA observers

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Regent’s Park star party

18 March 20143 March 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

This Thursday, we will be holding a joint star party with the Baker Street Irregular Astronomers

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