Auroral & NLC activity 2022 August 18 – October 18
With coronal mass ejections, sunspot numbers that are regularly in double or even triple figures, and several coronal holes, the
Read moreWith coronal mass ejections, sunspot numbers that are regularly in double or even triple figures, and several coronal holes, the
Read moreWhile a touch of cloud added drama to some observations (see above, by Pauline Phillips from Newbury at 09:50
Read moreA report of the Comet Section. Director: N. D. James. This report describes and analyses the observations of the brighter
Read moreThe Revd George Fisher (1794–1873) started his career at an insurance company, but came to the attention of Royal Society
Read moreWe present the light curve of the dwarf nova DDE 39 (= 1RXS J040253.8+435553) between 2011 October and 2021 January,
Read moreA report of the Mars Section. Director: R. J. McKim. In Part I, we described the evolution and behaviour of
Read moreThe aim of EXPLORE (EXoPLanet Orbit REsearch) is to build on the BAA Exoplanet Division’s participation in the ExoClock project
Read moreSupernova SN2022qmx was detected by the Zwicky Transient Facility at Palomar Observatory on Aug 1. What made this object especially
Read moreThe partial solar eclipse of 2022 October 25 is visible from the eastern strip of Greenland, Iceland, Europe except Portugal
Read moreThe occultation of the star 44 Capricorni (44 Cap) by Io on 2021 April 2 was imaged from Curaçao. Occasional
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