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The GC Marathons: Part I — Galactic Globular Clusters

Introduction. In the late 18th century Charles Messier produced his now famous catalogues of around 100 objects, where the exact

Globular clusters are amongst the finest objects to observe in the night sky. The brightest are dazzling balls of stars,

Just a brief update this month. On March 6 we have our section meeting webinar – I hope many of

(1) 2016-2020 The following four ZIP files contain polar projection maps of Jupiter’s south polar region from JunoCam (2016-2020, PJ1-PJ26)

The sixth issue of the Mercury & Venus Section Newsletter contains a summary of observations of made in the latter

Here is the list of people whose observations of Jupiter in 2020 have been received. Some of these observations were

On 2020 Dec.21, Jupiter and Saturn could be seen closer in the sky than at any time since 1623.

The final notable event of the 2020 apparition was the extremely close conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. Having been been

Here is our report on the JunoCam images at PJ31 (2020 Dec.30). Highlights include a flash of lightning detected in

Firstly I am pleased to let you know about our section annual meeting which will be held on March 6