Sections – Page 60 – British Astronomical Association

Meteor Reflections

When meteors enter the Earth’s atmosphere, and begin to burn up, a trail of ionised particles is created in the

Magnetometry is the study of variations of the Earth’s magnetic field. The field forms a magnetic dipole, with the south

In addition to this information there is a wealth of information on a website authored by David Morgan and can

These pages are intended for those aspiring to become Radio Astronomers. Much of the theory presented here has been deliberately

The Comet Section physical archive contains a very large number of photographic prints and slides dating back to the 1950s,

THE 2020 MARS OPPOSITION BLOG

Return to the Saturn Apparition Observations Return to the Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Apparition Gallery Return to the Saturn, Uranus

Three papers have been published recently in which amateur observers and/or the BAA Jupiter Section collaborated with professional planetary

Sunshine on Greenock At the BAA Workshop in Greenock last weekend, myself and Owen Brazell presented on the Deep Sky

Perijove 22 (2019 Sep.12) was another Gravity flyby in which JunoCam obtained good images of the polar regions but only