Deep Sky Update – October 2022
Unfortunately I’ve not had any opportunities to do deep sky observing from our new home in Orkney. Telescopes still need
Read moreUnfortunately I’ve not had any opportunities to do deep sky observing from our new home in Orkney. Telescopes still need
Read moreWARNING – OBSERVING THE SUN CAN BE DANGEROUS – READ OUR GUIDE BELOW The eclipse is now over, but you
Read moreIntroduction The UK Meteor Beacon (call sign GB3MBA:‘Meteor Beacon for Astronomy’) is a collaborative project between the UK amateur radio
Read moreSorry for another short update, but still settling into our new house on Orkney following our move there early in
Read moreThe BAA will have a stand at New Scientist Live at ExCel in London on 8th and 9th October (7th
Read moreOur thanks to Helen Williamson and Lorna Leil of UHI Moray, who at the last minute found a solution to
Read moreThe President, Trustees and Council of the British Astronomical Association send their deepest condolences to His Majesty King Charles III
Read moreThe latest edition of the Newsletter of the Equipment & Techniques Section is out. Logged-in members may download the PDF
Read moreSorry for a very brief update this month, and apologies to anyone that might have been in touch but I
Read moreWhile we are all awestruck by the first “deep sky” images from the James Webb Space Telescope, it has also
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