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JunoCam at PJ42

JunoCam at PJ42: What the pictures show John Rogers (BAA)  (2022 June 29) PJ42 was on 2022 May 23, with

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Jupiter in 2022-23: Report no.2

Jupiter in 2022/23: Report no.2 –John Rogers (BAA) & Shinji Mizumoto (ALPO-Japan)  (2022 July 5) This report covers 2022 May

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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

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Deep Sky Update – June 2022

Section Meeting 2023 I have started making arrangements for our annual meeting in 2023. It will be held on Sunday

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cosmic neutrinos

‘Cosmic neutrinos – messengers from the cosmos arriving in Antarctica’. 

19:30 BST   (18:30 UTC) Prof. Jim Madsen  Executive Director Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Centre. (WIPAC) Our meetings are open to all.

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Comet’s Tale No. 41

The latest issue of the Comet Section’s newsletter, The Comet’s Tale, is now available for download from the BAA’s website

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Napoleon's Hat asterism image

Deep Sky Update – May 2022

Just a short update this month – as some of you know I have retired and we are planning on

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Geological Moon by Mark Radice

7pm Wednesday Webinar – Backyard lunar mineral prospecting

On Wednesday 20th July at 7pm, the 53rd anniversary of the first moonwalk, Dr Mark Kidger of the European Space

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qso_z=5 anno2

Going Deep – In Pursuit of Z=5

Deep Sky Note #2 After many years of regularly upping stumps and following my employers around the country, I am

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Observation of Mars, 29 June 2022 by J. Sussenbach

Mars Opposition Blog 2022 May 25

To date, 19 observers have contributed, and the planet’s diameter has now exceeded 6 arcseconds. The SPC is subliming on

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