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Author: Nick James

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Potential meteorite fall near Cheltenham

1 March 20213 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

Update on March 9 – A large strewn field of meteorites has been found around the town of Winchcombe. See

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South Downs Virtual Planetarium

10 February 20213 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

Update: 2021-02-13: The first virtual show, A guided tour of the winter night sky, is online here. As part of

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Here Come the Geminids

8 December 20193 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

The first members of this year’s Geminid meteor shower are now beginning to appear. Active from December 6-17, but with

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Perseid meteor rates increasing

5 August 20173 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

Although the weather has been somewhat variable over the past few days, observers across the British Isles have reported increasing

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Comet 41P and the Moon at the same scale
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Observers’ Challenge – Two comets in April

28 March 20174 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

If we are lucky there will be two comets in binocular range high in the UK sky in mid-April. Comet

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Young Astronomer Awarded the 2016 Sir Patrick Moore Prize

21 January 20173 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

Young Astronomer Awarded the 2016 Sir Patrick Moore Prize  A young astronomer from Coventry received the 2016 Patrick Moore Prize

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Our observing spot at the Sultan's Palace on Tidore
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Eclipse observed!

10 March 20163 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

A large number of people across Indonesia observed the 2016 March 9 total eclipse in mainly clear skies despite the

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2014 Geminid in Orion
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Enjoy the Geminids

13 December 20153 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

The Geminid meteor shower will be at its most active over the next 48 hours and observers are encouraged to

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The 2015 March 20 eclipse

23 March 20153 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

Observations of this year’s total eclipse

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Comet C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy) is now visible from the UK

29 December 20143 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy) is now visible from the UK

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