BAA Journal – Volume 124 Number 3 – June 2014
Mars, glorious Mars! Observe the red planet in the summer sky
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The Great Aurora of 2014 February 27/28, 2 new supernova discoveries from the UK, and fifty years of UK amateur astronomy
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 124 Number 1 – February 2014
The death of comet ISON, the newly discovered asteroid which collided with the Earth, and McNeile’s wooden machine for simulating occultations.
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 123 Number 6 – December 2013
Four autumn comets, a hybrid eclipse of the Sun, and how to make video observations of meteor showers.
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 123 Number 5 – October 2013
Twenty years of aurora observations, the strange case of the disappearing nova, and the BAA dinners of the 1930s.
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 123 Number 4 – August 2013
The dark skies of Wales, the Aristarchus events of 1963, and the 2007 apparition of Saturn…
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 123 Number 3 – June 2013
New colour images from old planetary photographs, amateur observations of exoplanets, and multi-station observations of the 2012 Perseids.
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 123 Number 2 – April 2013
The day of two asteroids, how to build a large Dobsonian telescope, and the Variable Star Section’s first five years of observing Polar variables.
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 123 Number 1 – February 2013
Remembering Sir Patrick Moore 1923-2012, looking back at the lunar observers of the 1930s, and how much can we believe medieval accounts of annular solar eclipses?
Read moreBAA Journal – Volume 122 Number 6 – December 2012
The brilliant Earth-grazing fireball of 2012 September 21, how the Martian polar caps are affected by solar activity, and the libration zones of Mercury.
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