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Bob Mizon – 1946-2023

The President and Council were deeply saddened to hear the news of the sudden passing of Bob Mizon on Wednesday,

The April Lyrids bring to an end the long late winter/early spring period when there are no major meteor showers.

JUICE, the next great Jupiter-bound spacecraft, is scheduled to be launched this Thursday April 13, at 12:15 UT, from the

March was not terribly good for observing for me – though I did see aurorae on two nights, one of

Dr Paul G. Abel, Director, Mercury and Venus Section Scientists believe they have found direct evidence of ongoing volcanism on

This Month is the ideal Month to try a Mini Messier Marathon

This recently discovered comet, announced on CBET 5228, may become a bright object in October next year but it is

February has been a strange month up here in Orkney – we went from 80 mph winds to windless conditions,

Over the past week, you might have noticed two brilliant objects getting close together in the west not long after

On the night of 26th February 2023, the six day old Moon will pass close to the Pleiades and the