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Campaign to observe the old nova HR Lyr

12 April 20193 March 2022 Jeremy Shears 0 Comments

Help the Variable Star Section observe this old nova 100 years after its discovery

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Observer’s Challenge – Occultation of M44 the Beehive Cluster by the Moon

7 April 201916 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

Date: 2019 April 13thStart Time: 2000 UT (2100 BST) to 2300 UT (Midnight BST) On 2019 April 13th, a 62%

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Filters for visual observations of deep sky objects

6 April 201916 March 2022 David Swan 0 Comments

Owen describes the development of deep sky filters, how they work and how to use them

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Observer’s Challenge – Two bright asteroids at opposition

1 April 20193 March 2022 Richard Miles 0 Comments

Try tracking two bright asteroids close to opposition

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Observer’s Challenge – M81 and M82

24 March 201916 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

Stewart sets us a challenge to observe M81 and M82

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Atmospheric Refraction

2 March 201916 March 2022 David Basey 0 Comments

David discusses the way light is bent in the atmosphere.

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Observer’s Challenge – Mercury at greatest eastern elongation

23 February 201916 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

The orbit of planet Mercury’s lies closer to the Sun than the Earth is, meaning that it always appears close

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The Barlow lens

10 February 201916 March 2022 David Basey 0 Comments

A close look at the workings of this popular accessory.

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Early morning total eclipse of the Moon this Monday

19 January 201916 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

John Mason describes the coming lunar eclipse

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Star Count 2019

14 January 201916 March 2022 Callum Potter 0 Comments

We have been joined by the Campaign to Protect Rural England for Star Count 2019. This cosmic census that will help

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