Mars Opposition Blog 27 February 2025
27th February 2025 This latest post offers a very incomplete summary of the main points of interest in the recent
Read more27th February 2025 This latest post offers a very incomplete summary of the main points of interest in the recent
Read moreThe 2025 February issue of Messenger (No. 16), the newsletter of the Mercury and Venus Section is now published online
Read moreWell, although now having roundly failed my New Year resolution, I will try to pick things up for the rest
Read moreThe BAA Radio Astronomy Section with RAL Space are pleased to announce the EU Conference on Amateur Radio Astronomy. Further
Read more2025 January 20th In the UK, the period around New Year and for nearly a fortnight afterwards was bitterly cold,
Read moreby John Rogers1, Gianluigi Adamoli1,2, Robert Bullen1,2, Grischa Hahn2, Michel Jacquesson2, Marco Vedovato2, Hans-Joerg Mettig1,2, Gerald Eichstaedt3, Candice Hansen4,5, Glenn
Read moreAs I write this on January 14, the comet has survived perihelion and it has developed a spectacular tail which
Read moreJupiter in 2024/25: Report no.4: NTBs jet outbreak begins John Rogers (2025 Jan.12) A new outbreak on the NTBs
Read moreAround the date of opposition, there are always some fine opportunities to see some of Jupiter’s moons transiting in front
Read more2025 January 8 Opposition (January 16) is now just days away. As of today, the Mars Section has 64 active
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