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The opposition of Mars 1899

Mars In 1899: Final Report Return to reports of past oppositions of Mars  Return to the Mars Section home page   

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Deep Sky Update – January 2020

Supernova news A couple of bright(ish) supernovae have appeared; SN 2020ue in NGC 4363 and SN 2020io in M100. I

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Comet C/2020 A2 (Iwamoto)

CBET 4714 announces the discovery of a new comet by Masayuki Iwamoto, Awa, Tokushima-ken, Japan, on two CCD frames taken

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Jupiter in 2019, Report no.9

This is a fairly detailed report on Jupiter’s atmospheric activity covering the last 2/3 of the 2019 apparition, which can

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Jupiter in 2019, Report no.8: Picturesque satellite phenomena

Here are some of the more notable images that observers have taken of Jupiter’s satellite phenomena in 2019. The first

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Mystery comets

As a bit of a brain-teaser here are few comet-related mystery images to clear out the cobwebs after an excess

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Deep Sky Update – December 2019

J900, Variable Nebulae, Meade, …

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Follow a comet through the northern sky

A relatively bright, circumpolar comet Comet C/2017 T2 (PanSTARRS) was discovered by the PanSTARRS telescope on Haleakala, Hawai when it

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‘Messenger’ No. 2 published

The second issue of the Mercury & Venus Section Newsletter concentrates mainly on the recent transit of Mercury, but recent

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Transit of Mercury video

Seven members of Newbury Astronomical Society visited Francis Baily Primary School in Thatcham to view the transit and to give

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