Absolute Beginners no.14: Astronomical ‘seeing’
IntroductionWhat makes for a really good night of observing? An obvious answer is that the skies should be clear, but
Read moreIntroductionWhat makes for a really good night of observing? An obvious answer is that the skies should be clear, but
Read moreAll being well, members who receive their Journal through the post should have noticed something rather different about this issue.
Read moreThe BAA again took a stand this September at the increasingly popular New Scientist Live event. Over four days in
Read moreComet 46P was discovered in 1948 January by Carl Wirtanen using the 0.5m Carnegie Double Astrograph at Lick Observatory, California.
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