BAA Journal – Volume 130 Number 2 – April 2020

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  • Refereed Papers

  • 83Roland L.T. Clarkson: a Suffolk astronomer - Richard McKim
  • 95Saturn during the 2005/2006 apparition - Mike Foulkes
  • 107Solar prominences as markers of the Sun’s poloidal magnetic field Fred Nye
  • 111Ken Kennedy
  • 2018Noctilucent cloud over Britain & Western Europe,
  • Notes and News

  • 67Cancellation of BAA meetings due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) - Alan Lorrain
  • 67From the President - Alan Lorrain
  • 68Join the quest for ‘ET’ (exoplanet transits) - Roger Dymock
  • 69A plaque for the Revd Pearson - Mike Frost
  • 70BAA Spectroscopy Mentoring Scheme - Andy Wilson
  • 70Dundee’s Mills Observatory reopens - Ken Kennedy
  • 70LISA spectroscope available for loan - Jeremy Shears
  • 71Solar Section - Lyn Smith
  • 72How to find the Quality number of a sunspot group - Lyn Smith
  • 74The Radio Astronomy Group in 2019 - John Cook
  • 77The Caroline Herschel Prize Lectureship - Charles Draper
  • 78Jupiter in 2019 – Part I: Amateur imaging - John Rogers
  • 80Auroral activity 2020 January 1 – February 29, a sighting of STEVE & ‘dunes’ in the sky Sandra Brantingham
  • 81Equipment for observing the Sun (Part II: narrowband) - David Arditti
  • 82From the Journal archive - John Chuter
  • 96Index to volume 129 (2019) - Hazel McGee facing
  • 114The Archives From the BAA Archives - John Chuter
  • Review

  • 123BAA Ordinary Meeting, 2019 October 30 - Alan Dowdell
  • Letters

  • 121BAA Annual General Meeting, 2019 October 30 - Alan Dowdell
  • BAA Updates

  • 117Nominations for the Ballot for the BAA Council & Board of Trustees - Bill Tarver
  • 118Obituary: Dr Ronald Charles Maddison (1935–2019) - Bill Leatherbarrow
  • 119Obituary: Dr David Myles Gavine (1937–2020) - Ken Kennedy
  • 120The BAA Awards & Medals for 2020 - Bill Tarver
  • 120BAA Handbook 2020: A correction - Steve Harvey
  • Observers' Forum

  • 115A visual treat in the dragon’s den - Stewart Moore
  • 116A guide to observing High-Amplitude Delta Scuti variable stars - Roger Pickard
  • Etc.

  • 110Membership information
  • 124Sky notes for 2020 April & May - Nick Hewitt
  • 126Meetings diary & small advertisements
  • 127Board of Trustees and Council, Session 2019–2020
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