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Noctilucent Cloud and What to Look For

11 May 20193 March 2022 Jeremy Shears 0 Comments

Get ready for the new NLC season

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Campaign to observe the old nova HR Lyr

12 April 20193 March 2022 Jeremy Shears 0 Comments

Help the Variable Star Section observe this old nova 100 years after its discovery

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Very bright fireball on Saturday morning, March 30, at 03:52 GMT

A bright fragmenting fireball was picked up by multiple cameras of the BAA/NEMETODE/UKMON video networks at 03:52 GMT on Saturday

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FROM THE JOURNAL ARCHIVE

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Auroral & NLC activity, 2018 Dec 1 – 2019 Feb 28

Most of the aurora sightings in this report are from Scotland, with the majority caused by coronal holes. There was

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The BAA Commission for Dark Skies: thirty years of defending the stars

It should be obvious to all thinking people that the night sky is both a site of special scientific interest

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Solar Section

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Special General Meeting 2019

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Western elongation of Venus: first interim report

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