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Read moreJenny was first hooked into astronomy education while working in a small, travelling planetarium. Following further roles in science centres
Read moreOn Apr 20, the Universe graced us yet again with one of the most awe-inspiring of events – a
Read moreOne of the most iconic astronomical sights in this country surely must be the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank,
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 moreOne of the BAA’s most famous members was Sir Patrick Moore. He was born on 1923 March 4, so this
Read moreThe Orwell Multi Academy Trust (OMAT) celebrated the official opening of Grace Cook Primary and Nursery in Stowmarket, Suffolk
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