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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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BAA Annual General Meeting, 2019 October 30

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FROM THE BAA ARCHIVES

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FROM THE JOURNAL ARCHIVE

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Equipment for observing the Sun (Part II: narrowband)

WARNING: Never look at the Sun with the naked eye or any optical instrument unless you are familiar with safe

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aurora

Auroral Activity 2020 January 1 – February 29, a sighting of STEVE & ‘dunes’ in the sky

Although the Sun is now at minimum, there have been some coronal holes so several aurora sightings have been made.

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