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BAA members’ pages are now live on the BAA website

In recent months, the BAA’s Website Operations Team has been looking for ways to build a greater sense of online

NASA’s Juno spacecraft, which went into orbit around Jupiter on 2016 July 5, had its first operational close approach (‘perijove’)

Twelve years after its launch on 2004 March 2 and two years after taking up its orbit around comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko,

Paul Abel explains the basics of meteor spotting

The annual Perseid meteor shower is one of the most reliable of the year, with an average peak ZHR (Zenithal

‘Whatever happened to summer?’ was the common refrain issuing from many people’s lips over the last few months, at least

It is August and high summer for readers in the northern hemisphere, but in Antarctica it is deepest winter and

Young people from across Plymouth have been awarded prizes in the city’s annual Sir Patrick Moore astronomy competition. Deputy Lord

This report covers the period up to 2016 June 30, over one month past opposition. On that date the areocentric

NASA’s Juno spacecraft went into orbit around Jupiter on 2016 July 5: the first spacecraft to orbit the giant planet