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Observer’s Challenge – view a partial solar eclipse on October 25

18 October 202225 October 2022 Deep Sky 0 Comments

WARNING – OBSERVING THE SUN CAN BE DANGEROUS – READ OUR GUIDE BELOW The eclipse is now over, but you

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Parkin receives award
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Sir Patrick Moore Prize and Cicely Botley Prize

28 September 20225 October 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments Award, Patrick Moore Prize

Nominations are invited for these prizes The Sir Patrick Moore Prize of £500 plus a year’s membership of the BAA

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NSL 2022
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New Scientist Live Complimentary Tickets

27 September 20229 October 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

The BAA will have a stand at New Scientist Live at ExCel in London on 8th and 9th October (7th

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Aurora by Alan Tough
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Recordings from the Autumn Weekend Meeting in Elgin 2022

14 September 20227 October 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

Our thanks to Helen Williamson and Lorna Leil of UHI Moray, who at the last minute found a solution to

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Death of the Queen

8 September 20229 September 2022 David Arditti 0 Comments

The President, Trustees and Council of the British Astronomical Association send their deepest condolences to His Majesty King Charles III

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Observer’s Challenge – The Moon occults Uranus on 14th September 2022

6 September 202210 October 2022 John Chuter 0 Comments

This month sees the first occultation of Uranus by the Moon in 2022. The second occultation occurs on 5th December.

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Recordings of our 2022 Summer Meeting in Nottingham

25 July 202216 September 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

The recordings of the BAA Summer Meeting held in Nottingham on Saturday 25th June 2022 are available to watch on

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Geological Moon by Mark Radice
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Backyard lunar mineral prospecting – Webinar Recording

17 July 202214 September 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

This Wednesday 20th July, the 53rd anniversary of the first moonwalk, Dr Mark Kidger of the European Space Agency European

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Figure 1. WinJupos predicted position of Iapetus in transit at 2022 July 18 at 02:00 UT. (North upwards).
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Observer’s Challenge – The Transit of Saturn’s Satellite Iapetus on 2022 July 17/18

11 July 202225 July 2022 Emily Bick 0 Comments

On 2022 July 17/18, Saturn’s third largest satellite Iapetus, will transit across Saturn’s northern hemisphere and its rings. This will

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Hubble IC563 564
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Booking for the Summer meeting extended until Friday

22 June 202226 June 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

Bookings will close at 23:30 on Friday 24th for our Summer meeting, taking place this Saturday 25th June at the

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