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News of the binary black hole, OJ287

29 April 20203 March 2022 Jeremy Shears 0 Comments

Point your telescope to a small patch of sky 3.5 degrees east of the open cluster M44 (The Beehive Cluster)

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Index to Volume 129

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Spring Webinar Saturday 25th April

22 April 20203 March 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

BAA live webinars, 7pm every Wednesday

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Imaging the Lyrid meteors with a DSLR

The April Lyrids bring to an end the long late winter/early spring period when there are no major meteor showers.

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Mercury Observing Guide published

The BAA’s Mercury Observing Guide by Chris Hooker has now been published, and may be downloaded (by members only) in

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Deep Sky Update & 2018 Newsletter – April 2020

Section Newsletter for 2018 now available

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Sudden changes on Comet C/2019 Y4 (ATLAS)

As I said in my recent BAA webinar comets are unreliable things. Recent astrometry shows significant residuals in RA indicating

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BAA Wednesday webinars

1 April 20203 March 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

BAA Wednesday webinars

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Meetings Diary with Coronavirus Update

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BAA Ordinary Meeting, 2019 October 30

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