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It is still worth observing Jupiter in the western sky, particularly to see how the new cyclonic ovals in the SSTB develop at the end of this apparition

Dave Grennan (Dublin) has discovered a potential supernova in NGC 5410. This was first reported as PSN J14005449+4058596 on CBAT’s

UK observers may be able to see an asteroid briefly extinguish an 11th mag star

Unfortunately, the Total Lunar Eclipse of 2014 April 15 wasn’t visible from the UK but it was widely seen from

Crowds shown Great Red Spot and Martian polar cap by BAA and BSIA observers

This Thursday, we will be holding a joint star party with the Baker Street Irregular Astronomers

On 7th March Ron Arbour identified a 16th magnitude new object in NGC 3861. He reported this to the Transient

The BAA’s new website is live

Target Jupiter!