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Observer’s Challenge – Sketch M5

8 May 20258 May 2025 Callum Potter

Sketching Deep Sky Objects is a very rewarding and relaxing way to observe. No need for complicated telescopes, cameras or

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Deep Sky Update – April 2025

A little delay in posting this month’s update. I have been away giving a talk on beginning deep sky observing

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Deep Sky Update – March 2025

Sorry for the delayed update this month – time just seems to evaporate sometimes. March did not have the best

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A picture of the Sun with the top left part obscured by the moon

Partial Solar Eclipse – 29 March 2025

On the morning of Saturday March 29th there is a special event  – a partial eclipse of the Sun –

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First Section Newsletter

I’m delighted to say that our first Education and Outreach Section Newsletter has now been published. The content includes: Welcome

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Recent close pass of Apollo asteroid 2025 EF4 spied

An object measuring some 30-70 m across was discovered on an Earth-approaching course on 2025 March 11 by Santel Observatory,

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Deep Sky Update – February 2025

Surprisingly February has not been the worst month for observing yet, this winter, at least from Orkney. Though pickings have

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Messenger No. 16 published

The 2025 February issue of Messenger (No. 16), the newsletter of the Mercury and Venus Section is now published online

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Deep Sky Update – January 2025

Well, although now having roundly failed my New Year resolution, I will try to pick things up for the rest

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National Astronomy Week is here!  

1 February 20251 February 2025 Callum Potter

National Astronomy Week runs from 1 – 9 February and the theme is Chasing the Moon across the sky through

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