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The eastern & western elongations of Venus, 2007–’17. Part I. The sunlit hemisphere

Fourteen successive morning and evening elongations of Venus from 2007–’17 are reviewed. The work of 153 observers covered the time period of ESA’s Venus Express and Japan’s Akatsuki missions, and wavelengths from 335–1750nm. Part II will discuss phenomena of the nocturnal hemisphere: the infrared thermal emission from the planet’s surface, and the Ashen Light.

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FROM THE JOURNAL ARCHIVE

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Understanding image defects (part 1)

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Auroral & NLC activity, 2018 Dec 1 – 2019 Feb 28

Most of the aurora sightings in this report are from Scotland, with the majority caused by coronal holes. There was

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The BAA Commission for Dark Skies: thirty years of defending the stars

It should be obvious to all thinking people that the night sky is both a site of special scientific interest

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Nominations for the Ballot for the BAA Council and Board of Trustees

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Solar Section

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Special General Meeting 2019

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Western elongation of Venus: first interim report

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The lunar eclipse impact flash of 2019 Jan 21

Something extraordinarily rare was imaged and videoed across the world, during a routine total lunar eclipse on January 21. At

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