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RAZoom – The detection of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays and neutrinos through their radio signals

Radio Astronomy Section meeting on Zoom, link by request from Paul Hearn [ paul@hearn.org.uk ] This event was originally scheduled

RAZoom – Observing Magnetic Fields in space, using Micro-wave Radio Observations

Radio Astronomy Section meeting on Zoom, link by request from Paul Hearn [ paul@hearn.org.uk ] Observing Magnetic Fields in space,

Mars Opposition Blog 1 May 2025

1st May 2025 A short update this time. The tiny martian disk has now slipped below 7 arcseconds in diameter,

Report no.6

Jupiter in 2024/25, Report no.6: Other recent developments on Jupiter John H. Rogers (BAA),

JunoCam at PJ71

PJ71 occurred on 2025 April 4. Much data was lost, because Juno went into safe mode twice, about an hour

Exoplanets officers

Asteroids and Remote Planets Section Director: Dr Richard Miles Assistant Director (Exoplanets): Roger Dymock

Astronomy Back to Basics, Cardiff

The British Astronomical Association (BAA), Cardiff Astronomical Society (CAS) and the Society for Popular Astronomy (SPA) have come together to bring

VSS Officers

Director: Jeremy Shears Assistant Director: Gary Poyner Secretary: Bob Dryden Chart Secretary: John Toone Pulsating Stars Coordinator: Shaun Albrighton Nova/Supernova

JunoCam at PJ70

At Juno’s PJ70, on 2025 March 2, there were two exciting targets: Io, and the NTBs outbreak. On Io, JunoCam’s

Mars Opposition Blog 10 April 2025

April 10th 2025 As Mars rapidly diminishes in size, I am starting with some earlier images by P.W.Maxson (USA) to