Journal contents items – Page 11 – British Astronomical Association

A planetary ghost in a serpent’s body

Hydra is the largest constellation in the sky, but also one of the faintest. Apart from its brightest star,

On May 6, the UK marks the first coronation for 70 years, so perhaps it is appropriate to commence these

A report of the Mercury & Venus Section. Director: P. G. Abel We discuss observations of Venus made during 2022

A report of the Saturn Section. Director: Mike Foulkes This report describes observations of Saturn made during the 2009/2010 apparition.

A report of the Aurora & Noctilucent Cloud Section. Director: S. Brantingham. This paper describes conditions leading to noctilucent cloud

In this article, we examine two dome-like features which we identify as Lichtenberg 1 and 2, located in Oceanus Procellarum

One of the BAA’s most famous members was Sir Patrick Moore. He was born on 1923 March 4, so this

The Orwell Multi Academy Trust (OMAT) celebrated the official opening of Grace Cook Primary and Nursery in Stowmarket, Suffolk

The 41st annual Symposium on Telescope Science, organised by the Society for Astronomical Sciences (SAS), took place in Ontario, California

Venus has returned to our evening skies once more, and over the next few months it will be well placed