JUPITER IN 2022-23
Opposition was on 2022 Sep.26, with the planet on the celestial equator, and it was the closest for many decades
Read moreOpposition was on 2022 Sep.26, with the planet on the celestial equator, and it was the closest for many decades
Read moreSection Meeting 2023 I have started making arrangements for our annual meeting in 2023. It will be held on Sunday
Read more19:30 BST (18:30 UTC) Prof. Jim Madsen Executive Director Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Centre. (WIPAC) Our meetings are open to all.
Read moreThe latest issue of the Comet Section’s newsletter, The Comet’s Tale, is now available for download from the BAA’s website
Read moreJust a short update this month – as some of you know I have retired and we are planning on
Read moreOn Wednesday 20th July at 7pm, the 53rd anniversary of the first moonwalk, Dr Mark Kidger of the European Space
Read moreDeep Sky Note #2 After many years of regularly upping stumps and following my employers around the country, I am
Read moreTo date, 19 observers have contributed, and the planet’s diameter has now exceeded 6 arcseconds. The SPC is subliming on
Read moreBAA Radio Astronomy Section Zoom 19:30 BST (18:30 UTC) By Dr. Leah Morabito, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Asst Prof Durham University
Read moreBAA RAG Zoom 19:30 BST (18:30 UTC) By Professor Lea Thompson, Department of Physics and Astronomy. University of Sheffield Our
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