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Roger Dymock Observatory

Dymock, Roger (Waterlooville, UK)

I live in Waterlooville in the county of  Hampshire on the south coast of England. As you might have guessed

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Comet related resources

Websites Former Comet Section Director, Jonathan Shanklin’s BAA visual observations page includes predictions and analyses of current and past comets.

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Mount and TDM encoder

James, Nick (Chelmsford, UK)

I have been interested in astronomy for as long as he can remember, certainly since the age of 8 and

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Comet Observers

The following links will take you to short descriptions of the people who submit observations to the Comet Section. If

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Szabo, Sandor (Sopron, Hungary)

Sometimes I use the BAA image archive to see what comets can be reached and I also read the Comet’s

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Jupiter in 2003/04: Report no.5 (2004 May 6): The NEB

More Jupiter bulletins,  2004 May 6: Colourful phenomena in Jupiter’s NEB   The recent upsurge in activity in the NEB,

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Jupiter in 2003/04: Report no.4 (2004 April 28)

More Jupiter bulletins, 2004 April 28:   I.  NEB activity:     (See attached image compilation: ‘NEB&SEB p. GRS, 2004 April’)

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Jupiter in 2003/04: Report no.3

Three bulletins, 2004 April 10:   I. ALERT: Spots around the GRS this week:    It is worth keeping a

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Jupiter in 2003/04: Report no.2: Northern Equatorial Region

Jupiter in 2003/04: INTERIM REPORT ON NORTHERN EQUATORIAL REGION John Rogers (British Astronomical Association), 2004 March 8   Summary The

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Jupiter in 2003/04: Report no.1

First bulletin of the 2003/04 Jupiter apparition (2003 Oct.20): Here is a brief summary of notable features seen on images

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