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Protoplanetary objects of achievement

14 July 20153 March 2022 John Rogers 0 Comments

Targets of the three current space missions, and similar objects, to scale.

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Protoplanetary objects of desire

14 July 20153 March 2022 Dominic Ford 0 Comments

Spacecraft are closing in on two dwarf planets

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Ron Arbour discovers two more supernovae

6 July 20153 March 2022 Callum Potter 0 Comments

Ron takes his tally to 34 supernova discoveries

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See Uranus in the morning sky

5 July 20153 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

The Moon points the way to Uranus

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Jupiter greets his brilliant daughter

21 June 20153 March 2022 Nick Hewitt 0 Comments

A fine conjunction of Venus and Jupiter

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A signpost to Neptune in the morning sky

5 June 20153 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

The Moon points the way to Neptune

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R Coronae Borealis

5 June 20153 March 2022 Roger Pickard 0 Comments

How deep this time?

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John Brashear and the BAA

1 June 201516 March 2022 Dominic Ford 0 Comments

The instrument maker John Brashear, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was among the first Members of the Association when it was founded in 1890.

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The Sky in June and July

30 May 201516 March 2022 Dominic Ford 0 Comments

Brian Mills takes a look at the early summer sky

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The colours of stars

29 May 201515 March 2022 Stuart Morris 0 Comments

Paul charts the lives of stars using a figure called the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram

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