BAA Journal – Volume 133 Number 03 – June 2023

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  • Refereed Papers

  • 157The opposition of Mars, 2020: Part I - Richard McKim
  • 169BAA comet observations: magnitude parameters - Jonathan Shanklin
  • 175Neptune in 2016–2017 - John Sussenbach
  • 181Backyard lunar mineral prospection, Part II: Measuring titanium in Mare Tranquillitatis - Mark Kidger & Juan José Godoy Carrera
  • Notes and News

  • 139From the President - David Arditti
  • 140In brief - Philip Jennings
  • 140Notice: New subscription rates - Graham Winstanley
  • 140Have your say on the future of the BAA Journal - James Dawson et al.
  • 141The 2023 total solar eclipse, Australia - Paul Luckas
  • 142Detecting Io’s sodium emission spectroscopically - David Boyd
  • 143Photograph: Supernova in Messier 101 - Gary Eason
  • 144Solar Section - Lyn Smith
  • 147An astronomical day out in rural Cheshire - Jeremy Shears
  • 148Auroral & noctilucent cloud activity, 2023 February 18 - April 20 - Sandra Brantingham
  • 149Resolution of DSLR cameras from the last 20 years compared - Peter Anderson
  • 150An interview with Dr Jenny Shipway - Marie-Louise Archer
  • 152The Radio Astronomy Section in 2022 - John Cook
  • 193Membership information
  • 193New members
  • 202Meetings diary, notices & small advertisements
  • 203Board of Trustees and Council, Session 2022–2023
  • The Archives

  • 156From the Journal archive - John Chuter
  • 190From the BAA Archives - John Chuter
  • Letters

  • 195More memories of Cicely M. Botley - Storm Dunlop
  • 195Order of Merit for Sir Paul Nurse: correction - Anthony J. Kinder
  • BAA Updates

  • 191BAA Solar Section Webinar, 2023 February 18 - Peter Meadows
  • 200Sky notes for 2023 June & July - Nick Hewitt
  • Observers' Forum

  • 196High-proper-motion stars - Callum Potter
  • 198Delta Cephei’s companion variables - John Toone
  • Meetings

  • 188BAA Autumn Weekend Meeting, 2022 September 9–11 – ‘A Sun & its solar system’ - Ken Kennedy
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