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Nightside observations by the Parker Solar Probe: implications for the reality of the Ashen Light

The Parker Solar Probe is a NASA mission designed to investigate the Sun’s outer corona. Launched in 2018, it will

The Open Data Institute (ODI) in London has unveiled a four-channel film installation by Artist in Residence Rohini Devasher, entitled

April was a busy month for the BAA’s Commission for Dark Skies, which presented a series of awards recognising exceptional

This joint meeting was held over Zoom on Friday, 2022 Mar 4. Commencing at 7.30 p.m., it featured presentations by

Here Paul outlines an observing project that does not require elaborate equipment, so is well suited to BAA members who

As outlined in an article on the Section web pages (bit.ly/3rUB1Bo), there are two main aims of the CCD target

Fiona Vincent had a long association with the Astronomy Group in the School of Physics & Astronomy at the University

As you will be aware, the BAA has decided, sadly, to leave Burlington House after some 80 years. The office

There is a chance of a moderately bright comet at the beginning of the year for southern-hemisphere observers. Northern-hemisphere observers

Lying just 2.5 degrees northwest of the fourth-magnitude star lambda Andromedae and close to the border with Cassiopeia can be