BAA Journal – Volume 129 Number 4 – August 2019

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  • Refereed Papers

  • 203John S. Glasby (1928–2011): a BAA enigma - Martin Mobberley
  • 216Photometry & spectrophotometry of the Herbig Ae star RR Tauri David Boyd
  • 222The larger sunspot groups of Cycle 24 - Peter Meadows
  • 232Low-state transitions in the nova-like cataclysmic variable HS 0506+7725tt Jeremy Shears
  • Notes and News

  • 191Major milestone for video meteor capture over the British Isles - Steve Bosley
  • 191From the President - Callum Potter
  • 193New Director of the Mercury & Venus Section - Paul G. Abel
  • 194Solar Section - Lyn Smith
  • 196Spacecraft exploration of Mars: an update - Richard McKim
  • 197Aurora & NLC Activity 2019 April 29 – June 29 - Sandra Brantingham
  • 198Interview with the Astronomer Royal for Scotland - Andy Sawers
  • 199Your vote for the BAA Trustees & Council - Bill Tarver
  • 200Starlink: a new threat to observational astronomy? - Bob Mizon
  • 201Astronomy from a balcony - David Arditti
  • 202From the Journal archive - John Chuter
  • Review

  • 238Oor Big Braw Cosmos: A cocktail of cosmic science, imagery & poetry (Brown & Wilson) - Andy Sawers
  • BAA Updates

  • 239Asteroid honour for Rafaello Lena - Philip Jennings
  • 240The 53rd BAA Winchester Weekend, 2019 April 5–7 - Ann Davies
  • 240Nominations invited for the seventh Sir Patrick Moore Prize - David Arditti
  • Observers' Forum

  • 236Letterstt Open Season on Corona Australis & its variable nebula - Nick Hewitt
  • 237A planetary challenge in Pegasus - Stewart Moore
  • Meetings

  • 27BAA Special General Meeting, 2019 March - Alan Dowdell 242
  • 27BAA Ordinary Meeting, 2019 March
  • 215Membership information
  • 240From the BAA archives - John Chuter
  • 240New members
  • 244Sky notes for 2019 August & September Brian Mills
  • 246Meetings diary & small advertisements
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