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Jupiter in 2019: List of observers

Here is the list of observers who contributed in 2019: Observers 2019.pdf

The New South Wales branch of the BAA was founded in 1894. It thrived for over a century within the

In its early years, the BAA had branches throughout the UK and Australia. A history of the Australian branches can

We have an ongoing project to produce directories of the officers of the Association. Where applicable, we provide links to

The subject of this week’s webinar will be Two Variable Stars in the Northern Crown given by Dr Jeremy Shears, the BAA

As I said in my recent BAA webinar comets are unreliable things. Recent astrometry shows significant residuals in RA indicating

Where applicable, you can access more information by clicking on the surname. Start End Title Forenames Surname 1890 1892 Captain

L.Commander Derek Howse (1919-1998) Humphrey Derek Howse was Historical Section Director from 1985 to 1988, and BAA President from 1980

It is never a good idea to predict anything other than the orbital motion of a comet so please take

Jupiter has now emerged from behind the Sun, at least for southern-hemisphere and low-latitude observers, some of whom are beginning