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Deep Sky Update – October 2025

Another month seems to have flown by – just when you think that things might quieten down. Observing weather in

Welcome to the BAA’s Lunar Section Circular for November. Note that there is an external (to BAA) webinar on lunar

Those who have been observing Saturn recently will have noted how narrow the rings appear. Earlier this year, on March

Unusually, there are two bright comets visible in the evening sky at the moment. One of them, C/2025 A6 (Lemmon)

The Comet and Meteor sections held a highly successful meeting in Edinburgh on 2025 October 4. My thanks to the

Welcome to October’s issue of the BAA’s Lunar Section Circular. Thanks so much for many of you who sent in

September has been a busy month, with the Orkney International Science Festival and the BAA Autumn Meeting occupying the start

Welcome to September’s issue of the BAA Lunar Section Circular. Highlights coming up for this month include: a total lunar

Sorry for a rather short update this month – rather hectic here getting ready for the Autumn Weekend Meeting, and

C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) was discovered as an apparently asteroidal object on 2025 January 3.342 in images taken by David Fuls