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Visibility times of Martian afternoon clouds

This paper reports local times when afternoon clouds become telescopically visible for several locations on Mars. With the exception of

At last, we have planets to observe at a reasonable hour for those averse to early rising. As the days

A report of the Aurora & Noctilucent Cloud Section. Director: S. Brantingham. Noctilucent cloud (NLC) forms in the mesosphere at

The 37th report of the Jupiter Section. Director: J. H. Rogers. At the previous opposition of 1949 there had been

A plaque for the Maunders It gave me great pleasure to represent the Association at the unveiling of an English

A report of the Mercury & Venus Section. Director: P. G. Abel This paper covers observations of Venus made during

This is the second of two papers in which, together, 28 previously unrecognised cases of probable aurorae seen in the

The Open Data Institute (ODI) in London has unveiled a four-channel film installation by Artist in Residence Rohini Devasher, entitled

Mercury’s very thin atmosphere was first detected by the Mariner 10 spacecraft back in 1974. It consists of atoms captured

April was a busy month for the BAA’s Commission for Dark Skies, which presented a series of awards recognising exceptional