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UK Radio Meteor Beacon

Introduction The UK Meteor Beacon (call sign GB3MBA:‘Meteor Beacon for Astronomy’) is a collaborative project between the UK amateur radio

The aim of EXPLORE (EXoPLanet Orbit REsearch) is to build on the BAA Exoplanet Division’s participation in the ExoClock project

Supernova SN2022qmx was detected by the Zwicky Transient Facility at Palomar Observatory on Aug 1. What made this object especially

The partial solar eclipse of 2022 October 25 is visible from the eastern strip of Greenland, Iceland, Europe except Portugal

The occultation of the star 44 Capricorni (44 Cap) by Io on 2021 April 2 was imaged from Curaçao. Occasional

The perihelic opposition that occurred on 2018 Jul 27 at areocentric longitude (Ls) 219° was monitored by 121 observers, yielding

The nights lengthen, British Summer Time ends, the centre of our Milky Way galaxy dips into the south-west, and

Rob was a lunar and planetary observer who contributed many observations to the BAA Sections in the 1980s and ’90s.

Uranus (Yew-ran-us – no smirking at the back…) has endured a 200-year-old PR problem; its name, which (in English) has

Very often, the visual variable star observer will find that in the crowded Milky Way areas of the night sky,