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Perseid meteor rates increasing

5 August 20173 March 2022 Nick James 0 Comments

Although the weather has been somewhat variable over the past few days, observers across the British Isles have reported increasing

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Juno’s closeups of the Great Red Spot and other storms

NASA’s Juno orbiter has successfully returned data from its flight over Jupiter’s Great Red Spot (GRS) at Perijove-7 on July

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Comet 29P captured at last!

9 July 20173 March 2022 Richard Miles 0 Comments

Dedicated amateurs capture comet in the throes of an outburst

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The Great Red Spot as Juno flies in

Juno is due to fly about 9000 km above the centre of the Great Red Spot (GRS) on Monday night,

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Observer’s challenge: the travelling astronomer

4 July 201716 March 2022 Jeremy Shears 0 Comments

Travelling over the next few months? Tell us about what you’ve observed or which astronomical sites you’ve visited

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The 2017 apparition of Saturn

13 June 20173 March 2022 Dominic Ford 0 Comments

Saturn will reach opposition on 15 June 2017

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Juno’s best views of Jupiter at Perijove-6

When Juno flew low over Jupiter’s clouds on its sixth orbit on 2017 May 19 (Perijove-6), its camera JunoCam took

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NLC and what to look for

4 June 20174 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

The history and some tips on observing noctilucent clouds

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Bright supernova in NGC 6946

17 May 20173 March 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

A new mag 12.8 supernova was discovered in NGC 6946 by Patrick Wiggins, USA

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See the Moon and Jupiter get up close on May 7

28 April 20173 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

See Jupiter pass just over 1 degree south of the Moon

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