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LOFAR: how high-resolution radio observations can help us understand supermassive black holes

BAA Radio Astronomy Section Zoom 19:30 BST (18:30 UTC) By Dr. Leah Morabito, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Asst Prof Durham University

BAA RAG Zoom 19:30 BST (18:30 UTC) By Professor Lea Thompson, Department of Physics and Astronomy. University of Sheffield Our

Supernova SN 2022hrs in NGC 4647 I expect most will be aware of this bright Type Ia supernova that was

Deep Sky Note #1 This article presents some CCD imaging observations I have made of the variable nebula associated with

Each month the Director identifies an Object Of Interest which members might like to observe or image. Below this Gallery

Jupiter in 2021/22, Report no.9: N3 to N6 domains –John Rogers & Gianluigi Adamoli This report describes the behaviour of

There was very sad news this month, of the passing of Ron Arbour, founder and first director of the Deep

Deep Sky Notes ate articles which have been submitted by members. This provides more prompt publication than might have been

2022 May 25 To date, 19 observers have contributed, and the planet’s diameter has now exceeded 6 arcseconds. The SPC

This faint periodic comet was discovered by Paul Wild on 1990 January 21.98. It was discovered using a 0.40-m Schmidt