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Deep Sky Update – November 2025

November has not been a great observing month – a couple of clearish nights, but not very transparent. And no

Pontefract Back 2 Basics Event Follow Up

This is the follow up page for the Back to Basics event hoted by West Yorkshire Astronomy Society on 8th

Lunar Section Circular – December 2025

Welcome to the BAA Lunar Section Circular for December. https://britastro.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-12-lsc.pdf Don’t forget to try out some of Tim Haymes occultation

Education and Outreach Section Newsletter Edition 4 – November 2025

I’m delighted to say that our fourth Education and Outreach Section Newsetter has now been published. The content includes: From

Section Programme

Martian oppositions and seasons Mars is not the easiest of planets to observe, partly on account of its rather elliptical

Deep Sky Update – October 2025

Another month seems to have flown by – just when you think that things might quieten down. Observing weather in

Lunar Section Circular – November 2025

Welcome to the BAA’s Lunar Section Circular for November. Note that there is an external (to BAA) webinar on lunar

EXPLORE 2000 meeting

ARPS Exoplanet Division On-line Meeting EXoPLanet Orbit REsearch 2000 – EXPLORE 2000 An AAVSO/BAA collaboration to detect and determine the

Report no.2

Jupiter in 2025/26, Report no.2 John Rogers (2025 Oct.14) This is a brief report on the present state of

Two comets in the evening sky

Unusually, there are two bright comets visible in the evening sky at the moment. One of them, C/2025 A6 (Lemmon)

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