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Mercury and Venus Section News

 'Messenger' No. 4 published
David Arditti, 2020 Jun 03
Mercury Observing Guide published
David Arditti, 2020 Apr 19
'Messenger' No. 3 published
David Arditti, 2020 Apr 11
'Messenger' No. 2 published
David Arditti, 2019 Dec 08
Transit of Mercury video
Chris Hooker, 2019 Dec 03
Mercury and Venus Section Newsletter September 2019
Paul G. Abel announces the official newsletter of the BAA Mercury and Venus Section
Dr Paul G. Abel, 2019 Sep 15
Report on elongations of Venus 2007-'17 published
David Arditti, 2019 Apr 01
Mercury at Eastern Elongation, Spring 2017
Amateur images of Mercury taken in this period show bright areas that can be correlated with ray craters
Richard McKim, 2017 Sep 28
Two conjunctions of Venus and Jupiter
The 2014-15 Session began and ended with spectacular conjunctions of Venus and Jupiter.
Richard McKim, 2015 Sep 25
BAA Article
2014 April 16 occultation of Lambda Aquarii by Venus
Brightest star to be occulted by Venus for 33 years, visible from parts of the southern hemisphere
David Dunham, 2014 Apr 02

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