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HR Lyrae: the restless slumbers of an old nova

A report of the Variable Star Section. Director: J. Shears. We present the light curve of the old nova

In the Journal’s Christmas Quiz, Marie-Louise Archer featured a question about the contributions to astronomy made by Mary Somerville. With

The Montes d’Alembert are a chain of mountain peaks found along the western lunar limb. The individual mountains were grouped

In this study, we examine four lunar domes located near the crater Lavoisier K. The large domes, termed Lavoisier 1–3,

This is the first of two papers in which, together, 28 previously unrecognised cases of probable aurorae seen in the

These results are a very dramatic demonstration of the effectiveness of the occultation method at measuring the intrinsic properties of

At this meeting, I presented both the 2020 and 2021 Steavenson Awards, as well as certificates to two winners of

Finally, at 12:20 UTC on Christmas Day, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) left the Earth atop an Ariane 5

In 2002 February, during the Lighting and Landscapes Conference at Kew Gardens, landscape architect and planner Ian Phillips, now a

The microlensing programme of the Asteroids & Remote Planets Section’s Exoplanet Division is in its early stages and is still