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Observer’s Challenge: the Moon and Venus in the evening sky

27 February 201716 March 2022 Dominic Ford 0 Comments

Your last opportunity to see the Moon and Venus together in this evening apparition of the planet

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Atmospheric dispersion and its effect on high resolution imaging

26 February 201716 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

Damian Peach discusses the impact atmospheric dispersion can have on planetary imaging and strategies to compensate for it

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See Mars and Uranus half-a-degree apart

21 February 20173 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

Mars and Uranus sidle up to each other in the evening sky

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Bright outburst of Comet 73P fragment

11 February 20173 March 2022 Richard Miles 0 Comments

Fragment shining 10x brighter than main comet

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Observer’s Challenge: penumbral lunar eclipse on February 10/11

6 February 20173 March 2022 Jeremy Shears 0 Comments

Why not try your hand at observing this rare event?

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Figure 1. The Quickmap home page in its default setting.
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Introducing QUICKMAP – an invaluable resource for the lunar observer

2 February 201716 March 2022 John Chuter 0 Comments

“An up to date tutorial on the latest Quickmap has subsequently been published and can be found here.” There are

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Latest Near-Earth Asteroid zips past the Earth

30 January 20173 March 2022 Richard Miles 0 Comments

Asteroid 2017 BH30 passes to within 45,480 km of us

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ISS visible again in the evening sky

25 January 20173 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

Show your neighbours the space station

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Thomas Killestein reduced size
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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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Binoculars for the travelling astronomer

9 January 201716 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

Stewart Moore looks at the parameters that should be considered when choosing binoculars for astronomy.

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