Mars Opposition Blog 2026 May 3rd
Welcome to the 2026-27 BAA Mars blog. We shall be covering the observational work of our members right up to
Read moreWelcome to the 2026-27 BAA Mars blog. We shall be covering the observational work of our members right up to
Read moreWell April has been a strange month. Although we had some decent dark skies, it was also quite windy, so
Read moreAfter the recent disappointment with C/2026 A1 (MAPS) we have another interesting comet to get excited about. C/2025 R3 (PANSTARRS)
Read moreI was lucky to get a couple of hours observing with the Seestar S50 in March, and a couple of
Read morePlease find enclosed the BAA Lunar Section Circular for April. https://britastro.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-04-lsc.pdf We are publishing a little less polished than usual
Read moreHere is the Lunar Section Circular for March. In this issue we find out what Barry’s mystery feature on the
Read moreSorry for a brief update this month. No deep sky observing in Orkney in February – weather has been very
Read moreSee the latest update below. Predictions for this comet are starting to appear in the main-stream media so I thought
Read moreI’m pleased to say that our latest Education and Outreach newsletter is now available. Thank you to all the contributors
Read moreJanuary has not been the best for deep sky observing in Orkney, with no observing sessions at all. We did
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