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Comet 46P/Wirtanen makes a close approach

Comet 46P was discovered in 1948 January by Carl Wirtanen using the 20-inch Carnegie Double Astrograph at Lick Observatory. This

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Rare asteroid occultation visible Monday, Oct 29

25 October 20183 March 2022 Richard Miles 0 Comments

See a star blink out !

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ARPS Observing Campaigns for Autumn/Winter 2018

We have now begun another low-phase angle photometry campaign similar to that involving asteroid (846) Lipperta last year. Our targets

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An interesting return of the October Draconid meteors

The October Draconid meteor shower produced two outstanding meteor storms in 1933 and 1946 and lesser showers in 1926, 1952,

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Juno Observer: a new online tool for viewing Juno images

An excellent new on-line tool for viewing JunoCam images has just been unveiled.  It is Juno Observer, developed by Matt

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The 2018 Spring Meeting, Newcastle on Tyne, 2018 May 5

Almost 100 people gathered on a beautiful sunny day in the historic city of Newcastle for the 2018 BAA Spring

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FROM THE JOURNAL ARCHIVE

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What telescope should I give a child?

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BAA Instruments for sale

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