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Since the second report on the 2016 opposition in the 2016 August Journal (126(4), 205-206 (2016)), Mars was kept under

The Sun is getting very quiet very fast and the 11-year cycle seems to be coming to an end, with

It is a singular honour to be elected as President of the Association, and our last president, Dr Jeremy Shears,

Alex reminds us it’s that time of year again to spot a leonid meteor

See Mars get up close to the Moon

While Messier 27, the Dumbbell Nebula, is probably one of the most favourite Messier objects to observe and image, it’s

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Damian Peach encourages us to get out there and observe Uranus and Neptune

See Mars and Venus less than half a degree apart

chi Cygni will reach maximum brightness during October