Sections – Page 28 – British Astronomical Association

Deep Sky Section Annual Meeting / Webinar

The 2022 Deep Sky Section annual meeting will be held as a webinar, via Zoom and YouTUbe. Guest speakers are Owen

I am sure everyone will have breathed a sigh of relief when the James Webb Space Telescope was launched successfully

Much has been made in the popular astronomical press of the fact that many of the most important annual meteor

Juno’s Perijove-38 was on 2021 Nov.29. As the spacecraft was tilted to look directly downwards, JunoCam got its closest views

16th June 2023 The Solar Section will be holding a Zoom meeting for members to have a general chat about

This interim report deals with the small brilliant white spots in the narrow dark NEB(S) that captured observers’ attention in

This domain has been of great interest in 2020-2021, with the cyclical birth and transformation of STB structured sectors, proceeding

Welsh school children feature in a study of a mysterious hybrid comet/asteroid

When and How to Observe

We are pleased to welcome back US astronomer, deep sky observer and contributing editor to Sky and Telescope magazine Howard