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Enlightening DEFRA (again)

These predictions focus on comets that are likely to be within range of visual observers, though comets often do not

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