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Lunar Section Circular – October 2026

Here 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

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Deep Sky Update – October 2026

It is nice to be past the equinox and see the nights drawing in. Hopefully with more available hours of

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Uranus 2026 Apparition Notes

Return to the Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Section home page 2026 Sep During September observations have been received from Damian

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Latest Data and Lightcurve Plot of 29P

<= Back to MISSION 29P Homepage 2025-26 apparition ‒ current lightcurve: This is the final lightcurve for 29P this apparition.

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Jupiter in 2022/23: Report no.10

Jupiter in 2022/23, Report no.10: Global Zonal Drift Profile Gianluigi Adamoli & John Rogers (using data from the JUPOS team)

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Mars Opposition Blog 2026 September 7

On Sep 7, Ls reached 349o; late winter in the northern hemisphere. A large polar hood continues to cover the

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Lunar Section Circular – September 2026

Here is the September 2026 Lunar Section Circular. Hope you all had a good Summer. Nice lot of eclipse photos

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Deep Sky Update – September 2026

I hope you had a good solar eclipse on August 12th. I organised an event for our islanders, and although

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Draft figures

For Shawn Brueshaber and co-authors:  This ZIP file contains the draft ‘new Figures’ for our paper on the CPCs (2026

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Deep Sky Section Annual Meeting 2027

Details to be advised

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