BAA Journal – Volume 132 Number 04 – August 2022

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  • Refereed Papers

  • 221Six remarkable northerly novae in 2020–’21 - Jeremy Shears
  • 230The brighter comets of 2018 - Jonathan Shanklin
  • 241Visibility times of Martian afternoon clouds - Richard W. Schmude, Jr.
  • 247ζ Herculis: a case study in the magnitude differences - Christopher Taylor
  • Notes and News

  • 207From the President - David Arditti
  • 208Follow-up observations of recent novae requested - Jeremy Shears
  • 208Editor sought for Popular Astronomy - Robin Scagell
  • 208In brief - Philip Jennings
  • 208Notice: Diversity & Inclusion Officer - David Arditti
  • 209James Webb Space Telescope: a new era - Katie Sawers
  • 210Uranus: ‘a rose by any other name...’ - Kevin Bailey
  • 211Your vote for the BAA Trustees & Council - Bill Tarver
  • 211Nominations invited for the Sir Patrick Moore Prize & the Cicely Botley Prize - David Arditti
  • 212BAA variable star observers contribute to research on quasars & dwarf novae - Jeremy Shears
  • 212An unexpected eruption of U Scorpii - Jeremy Shears
  • 213Auroral & NLC activity 2022 April 19 – June 20 - Sandra Brantingham
  • 214Solar Section - Lyn Smith
  • 217Nightside observations by the Parker Solar Probe: implications for the reality of the Ashen Light - Paul G. Abel
  • 218James Paterson & the Moffat Dark Sky venture - Bob Mizon
  • 219An introduction to spectroscopy, Part I - Andy Wilson
  • 220From the Journal archive - John Chuter
  • 239Membership information
  • 256From the BAA Archives - Richard McKim & John Chuter
  • 257New honorary members
  • 266Meetings diary, notices & small advertisements
  • 267Board of Trustees and Council, Session 2021–2022
  • Review

  • 257The sky is for everyone: Women astronomers in their own words - Mary McIntyre
  • 257Mysteries of the Universe: Answerable & unanswerable questions - Philip Jennings
  • Letters

  • 260Longest-serving Section Directors - Anthony J. Kinder
  • 260Did a Saturnian Great White Spot occur in 1953? - Richard McKim & Wayne Orchiston
  • BAA Updates

  • 261Obituary: Rob Moseley (1952–2022) - Denis Buczynski
  • 264Sky notes for 2022 August & September - Nick Hewitt
  • Observers' Forum

  • 262Two interesting variables in Sagitta & Aquila - Gary Poyner
  • 263NGC 6894 – A diamond ring in Cygnus - Stewart Moore
  • Meetings

  • 258BAA Ordinary Meeting, 2022 January 22 - Alan Dowdell
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