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Preparing for the next eruption of the recurrent nova T Coronae Borealis!

T CrB is one of 10 known galactic recurrent novae and was observed in eruption in 1866 and 1946. The

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Report no.1

Jupiter in 2024/25, Report no.1 John Rogers (BAA) & Shinji Mizumoto (ALPO-Japan)   (2024 August 7)   Now that the new

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JUPITER IN 2024-25

This page links to our reports on amateur observations of Jupiter in the 2024/25 apparition (with opposition on 2024 Dec.7).

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JunoCam at PJ63

JunoCam images at PJ63 John Rogers (BAA)   Perijove-63 was on 2024 July 16.   As Juno’s orbit has evolved, the

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Mars O Inoue 28 July 2024

Mars Opposition Blog 5 August 2024

This is a summary of observations up till July 31. By early July a trace of bluish-white N. polar hood

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Dark Skies for the Perseid Meteors This Year!

With New Moon occurring on 4th August this year, we have dark skies ahead for the run up to Perseid

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Deep Sky Update – July 2024

Clear nights have been few and far between, but there were a couple of nice displays of noctilucent clouds. And

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Solar Animations

Some animations created by members of various types of solar activity are too large to be added to the Solar

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Uranus 2024 Apparition Notes

Return to the Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Section home page  The first observation of Uranus during this apparition was made

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W.F. Denning’s lost comet has been found

The first director of the Comet Section, William Frederick Denning, discovered his fifth and final comet from Bristol on the

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