2014 April 16 occultation of Lambda Aquarii by Venus
Brightest star to be occulted by Venus for 33 years, visible from parts of the southern hemisphere
Read moreBrightest star to be occulted by Venus for 33 years, visible from parts of the southern hemisphere
Read moreNaked eye observation of meteors is one of the easiest and most pleasant form of work open to the amateur
Read moreGroup watches should be made using the standard technique of the BAA Meteor Section (instructions available as a separate leaflet).
Read moreThe 2019-20 Eastern Elongation of Venus, Part II: Observations of the Night Side (PDF) Paper in JBAA 131, 4, 2021,
Read moreALPO Japan gallery of amateur images of the planets including Mercury and VenusNASA Mercury Messenger siteESA Venus Express site Return
Read moreDirectorDr Paul G. Abel Mercury coordinatorChris Hooker Other committee members: Gianluigi AdamoliDavid ArdittiChris DoleProf. Bill LeatherbarrowDr. Richard McKim Return to
Read moreObservations, in the form of drawings, notes, or images, may be submitted to the Director by email, or by post
Read moreThere are several “levels” of imaging work possible on Mercury and Venus depending on the equipment available, expertise, and inclinations
Read moreThe past Directors of the BAA Mercury and Venus Section, except from the first, Henry McEwen ( Director 1895-1955), of
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