Sections – British Astronomical Association

Lighting and Crime

When lighting is installed, the question must be asked: “Who will benefit most from these lights? Victims? Witnesses? Criminals?” There

The economic cost of wasted light: money and energy ‘glowing to waste’ The most visible, yet largely ignored aspect of

The British Astronomical Association (BAA) is the UK’s largest body representing the interests of all those – astronomers and non-astronomers

Jupiter in 2024/25, Report no.5: The NTBs jet outbreak John Rogers1, Shinji Mizumoto2, Gianluigi Adamoli3, Rob Bullen3, Grischa Hahn3, Michel

Protect The Night The British Astronomical Association (BAA) is the UK’s largest body representing the interests of all those –

Juno’s Perijove-69 took place on 2025 Jan.28/29, and JunoCam produced its usual set of images, including beautiful and informative views

This page contains our reports on JunoCam images in 2025, from Perijove-69 (PJ69) onwards. Please see the 2024 page for

Surprisingly February has not been the worst month for observing yet, this winter, at least from Orkney. Though pickings have

27th February 2025 This latest post offers a very incomplete summary of the main points of interest in the recent