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Observer’s Challenge – Photograph the Lyrid meteors

The April Lyrids bring to an end the long late winter/early spring period when there are no major meteor showers.

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David Swan takes responsibility for any errors in this article, which is an adaptation of content originally developed by Nick

Dr Paul G. Abel, Director, Mercury and Venus Section Scientists believe they have found direct evidence of ongoing volcanism on

This Month is the ideal Month to try a Mini Messier Marathon

22 February 2023 Cosmic Rays are high-energy subatomic particles which fly through the Universe at speeds approaching the speed of

On the night of 26th February 2023, the six day old Moon will pass close to the Pleiades and the

Do you like meeting people and travelling around the UK? Are you a good organiser? Can you manage a substantial

This tutorial contains two guides written by Richard Lee and associated sample files. Part 1 of the AstroImageJ User Guide

The result of the ballot count held on 13th October 2022 was as follows. President David Arditti 457Vice President Alan

On 22 January a close conjunction of Venus and Saturn will be visible, low down in the western sky after