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Mission 29P Blog 09 November 2022

We are fortunate to have managed a single 60-sec exposure on the 2.0-m Faulkes North today that has revealed the

Photometric observations are shown plotted below. The Rc magnitudes have been corrected to the standard photometric aperture radius of 5.7

A slow fade has set in. Thanks to Faulkes Telescope Project time, 12 x 60s exposures were obtained showing the

Denis Buczynski has discovered a medium-strong outburst that probably occurred on October 12. Confirmed by Nick James. Image from a

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On 2022 July 17/18, Saturn’s third largest satellite Iapetus, will transit across Saturn’s northern hemisphere and its rings. This will

In the early hours of next Monday morning, 2022 May 16, there will be a total eclipse of the Moon.

Introduction A previous tutorial discussed how the Doppler Effect can be used to determine the velocity of an astronomical object

As of mid-April, commissioning of the James Webb Space Telescope continues without significant hiccough. It is now ‘at’ the place

Introduction How is it we know how fast stars and galaxies are moving towards or away from us? How can

It is a tradition for members of the BAA at the end of December to exchange summaries of their year