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Auroral & noctilucent cloud activity, 2023 June 19 – August 18

With coronal mass ejections and sunspot numbers regularly in triple figures, the odd X-class flare and several coronal holes, the

Image denoising is an important consideration for improving the accuracy of acquired data. Given the morphological nature of astrophotography, with

We present photometry of the 2021 outburst of LL And, which was only the fourth confirmed on record, with a

The first university observatory in Australia was opened at the University of Sydney in 1909, with help from members of

A report of the Mars Section. Director: R. J. McKim. We report seasonal timings of the appearances and disappearances of

A report of the Mercury & Venus Section. Director: P. G. Abel This paper covers observations of Venus made by

My story began with a photo. I was reminiscing over an old photo album and found a picture of

On Apr 20, the Universe graced us yet again with one of the most awe-inspiring of events – a

One of the most iconic astronomical sights in this country surely must be the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank,

A report of the Mars Section. Director: R. J. McKim. For UK observers, 2020 was the most favourable year of