Comet C/2017 E4 (Lovejoy) much brighter than expected
In addition to the two comets metioned in the observing challenge we have a third interesting object in the morning
Read moreIn addition to the two comets metioned in the observing challenge we have a third interesting object in the morning
Read moreBy Andrew Johnson Based upon an article, originally published in ‘The Strolling Astronomer’, Vol. 37 No.1, May 1993. Contents IntroductionWhy
Read moreAn outline map of the Moon in 16 sections, by Peter Grego (copyrighted) Click on any section for a
Read moreBy Peter Grego Introduction For a number of very good reasons, a great deal of emphasis is placed on the
Read moreThe Lunar Section Circular: 1965 – to present is published at approximately monthly intervals. This contains general news and the
Read moreOccultations – -Observing Programme The Art of Drawing the Moon — Learn techniques to improve your drawing skills of the
Read moreOn March 5, Damian Peach noticed that a pair of very small anticyclonic white ovals (AWOs) in the S.S. Temperate
Read moreJuno’s perijove-5 will be on 2017 March 27. Attached is a predictive map, showing how I expect the planet to
Read moreIf we are lucky there will be two comets in binocular range high in the UK sky in mid-April. Comet
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