Jupiter rising for northerly observers
Jupiter is now 2 degrees north of the equator, and rising around midnight, and as we are past midsummer it
Read moreJupiter is now 2 degrees north of the equator, and rising around midnight, and as we are past midsummer it
Read moreA new Citizen Science project has been launched to identify vortices on Jupiter in images from the Juno orbiter. Everyone
Read moreThe June issue (No. 10) of Messenger, the Mercury and Venus section newsletter is available online for members to download.
Read moreSection Meeting 2023 I have started making arrangements for our annual meeting in 2023. It will be held on Sunday
Read moreBookings will close at 23:30 on Friday 24th for our Summer meeting, taking place this Saturday 25th June at the
Read moreJust a short update this month – as some of you know I have retired and we are planning on
Read moreWe intend to broadcast the George Alcock Memorial Lecture and Special General Meeting from the Institute of Physics on 25th
Read moreThe CPRE, the countryside charity have published the results of their 2022 Star Count. This includes a useful interactive map
Read moreA spectacular meteor fireball which occurred over England and Wales last week may have dropped a meteorite somewhere near the
Read moreIn the early hours of next Monday morning, 2022 May 16, there will be a total eclipse of the Moon.
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