P/2026 T1 (ATLAS). A new short-period comet discovered in outburst
Most newly-discovered Solar System objects are faint but on 2026 October 12.82 the ATLAS survey detected a 14th magnitude object
Read moreMost newly-discovered Solar System objects are faint but on 2026 October 12.82 the ATLAS survey detected a 14th magnitude object
Read moreThis page hosts views of Jupiter created by Björn Jónsson, from images taken by NASA’s Voyager spacecraft in 1979. These
Read moreAs of 2026 Sep 30, Ls reached 0 degrees, marking the start of spring in the N. hemisphere. Now 29
Read moreRadio Astronomy Section meeting on Zoom, link by request from Paul Hearn [ paul@hearn.org.uk ] Andy Thornett – muons
Read moreRadio Astronomy Section meeting on Zoom, link by request from Paul Hearn [ paul@hearn.org.uk ] Space Weather: Past, Present &
Read moreRadio Astronomy Section meeting on Zoom, link by request from Paul Hearn [ paul@hearn.org.uk ] NASA’s Solar Particle Alert Network
Read moreThe Mercury and Venus Section has now published a new guide to observing Venus! The guide by Chris Dole, Peter
Read moreWe are pleased to be able to host the Observing Notebooks of Sir Patrick Moore, supplied by the Sir Patrick
Read moreHere is the BAA Lunar Section Circular for October. https://britastro.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/2026-10-lsc.pdf Thanks for all those who sent their observations in. Hope
Read moreIt is nice to be past the equinox and see the nights drawing in. Hopefully with more available hours of
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