The enigmatic Miss Cicely M. Botley (1902–1991)
Cicely M. Botley was one of the BAA’s most memorable characters, regularly contributing letters and short notes to the Journal
Read moreCicely M. Botley was one of the BAA’s most memorable characters, regularly contributing letters and short notes to the Journal
Read moreKnowledge of the lunar surface and its composition has increased enormously in the last six decades thanks to the lunar
Read moreA report of the Variable Star Section. Director: J. Shears We present the light curve of HS 0229+8016 between 2019
Read moreThe BAA, in line with its status as an educational and scientific charity and its remit to promote astronomy and
Read moreFour BAA members (David Pulley, John Mallett, Sebastian von Harrach and myself), have recently had our research published in the
Read moreThe latest batch of International Astronomical Union (IAU) minor-planet names was released on 2023 Mar 20. The list includes two
Read moreI have been involved in observational astronomy for more than 60 years. I started with a six-inch reflector in
Read moreThis meeting introduced a new Exoplanet Division project called EXPLORE (EXoPLanet Orbit REsearch) which was described in the 2022
Read moreHydra is the largest constellation in the sky, but also one of the faintest. Apart from its brightest star,
Read moreOn May 6, the UK marks the first coronation for 70 years, so perhaps it is appropriate to commence these
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