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Observing Mars in 2005

Mars will be in perihelic opposition again on November 7 when its disk diameter (just exceeding 20 arcseconds at closest

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Mars in 2002–03 – Fifth interim report

General At the 2003 October AGM, I gave an illustrated summary of the apparition now ending. The present brief report

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Mars in 2002–03 – Final interim report

More spacecraft on MarsBeagle 2 landed in Isidis Planitia (telescopic Isidis Regio) on Christmas morning 2003. Earlier, the Director had

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BAA Circular – 2003 December 13

Dust storm activity A significant dust storm has broken out on Mars. Dr Donald Parker (USA) writes of his CCD

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WST-Trail

Mars in 2002–03 – Fourth interim report

General The Section’s web site was heavily visited for the weeks around opposition, with some 200 visitors per day. The

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Mars in 2002–03 – Colour CCD images

This is a selection from the many thousands of excellent CCD images received by the Mars Section during the current

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Mars in 2002–03 – Third interim report

This report, including a collage of colour CCD images, was published in the BAA Journal for 2003 October General During

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Mars in 2002–03 – Second interim report

This report was published in the BAA Journal for 2003 August  General  Beagle 2 was successfully launched aboard Mars Express

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Mars in 2002–03 – First interim report

This report was published in the BAA Journal for 2003 June General The great perihelic opposition of 2003 has begun!

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Hellas dust storm alert

Mars has been experiencing a certain amount of dust storm activity recently. The small-scale activity observed up to June 30

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