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On 2020 Feb 11 at 22:02 UT, observers in Newfoundland, Scotland, Northern Ireland, the north of England, the Isle of

Over Oct 10–13, the BAA took advantage of another huge outreach opportunity in taking their stand at New Scientist Live

On 2019 Aug 23, York Museum Gardens played host to members of various national and regional groups, including the BAA

It is with considerable pride – and a degree of trepidation – that I take on the role of the

The centre of the 2019 Jul 2 total solar eclipse umbra first touched the Earth’s surface at 18:02 UTC in

The beautiful double star Almach, or γ (gamma) Andromedae, is one of the great telescopic sights of the October skies

National Astronomy Meeting July saw the National Astronomy Meeting take place in Lancaster. Known by the acronym NAM, it is

The year 1957 saw the launch of The Sky at Night TV programme, the completion of Jodrell Bank and, of

On Jul 1, Dr Richard McKim stepped down as Director of the Mercury & Venus Section and it is with

With the launch of Apollo 11 on 1969 Jul 16, humankind embarked upon its greatest voyage of discovery. The successful