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History of the Lunar Section

The BAA Lunar Section is the longest established body devoted to observation of our Moon. Formed in 1890, the same

The European Planetary Science Congress (EPSC) in 2020 is being held entirely on-line due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are

The camera on NASA’s Juno orbiter, JunoCam, produces superb images of the polar regions on every orbit. This links at

Strangely August seems to have flown by for me. Observing wise, although it has been getting darker earlier, the weather

An exciting new outbreak on Jupiter has been reported today by Isao Miyazaki in Japan. He imaged a new, very

PJ28 was on July 25, and this is a thorough report on the images. Highlights: –North polar region: Maps from

Here we post some maps of the planet around the time of Juno’s PJ28 (July 25), and some compilations of

Observations of Jupiter from 1949 and 1950 have been analysed more thoroughly than ever before, and images from exactly seventy

The BAA Saturn Section was formed in April 1891, a few months after the BAA itself was formed in October

The weather has been rather variable over the past few days, with very hot and humid days and warm nights