Sections – Page 130 – British Astronomical Association

About the Section’s web pages

These pages are used for posting reports on Jupiter from 2015 onwards. The coordinate systems used for Jupiter are complicated,

Amateur-professional collaboration: JBAA article

‘The need for professional-amateur collaboration in studies of Jupiter and Saturn.’ by Kardasis E, Rogers JH, Orton G, Delcroix M, Christou

Carson, Peter (Leigh-on-Sea, UK)

I’ve been a BAA member since 1971 and have always enjoyed a wide range of observing topics. I have a

Figures

Illustrations for ‘Jupiter in 2015/16: Report no.2’

2015/16, Report no.2: New methane-dark waves on the NEB

Jupiter in 2015/16, Report no.2: New methane-dark waves on the NEB As the NEB expansion event develops, images in methane

C/2013 US10 and its two tails

This comet is now well above the eastern horizon at around 6am from the UK. It’s not as bright as

Dymock, Roger (Waterlooville, UK)

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

Comet related resources

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

James, Nick (Chelmsford, UK)

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

Comet Observers

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