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Mercury and Venus well displayed in the evening sky

28 February 20183 March 2022 Stewart Moore 0 Comments

An opportunity to see Mercury and Venus only 1 degree apart

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Michael Hendrie

Mike Hendrie, Director of the Comet Section from 1977 to 1987 died on Februrary 25 at the age of 87.

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Nominations for the 2018 Ballot for the BAA Council and Board of Trustees

8 February 20183 March 2022 Andy Wilson 0 Comments

Your chance to serve on the BAA’s Council or Board of Trustees

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Digital membership

1 February 20183 March 2022 Dawson 0 Comments

Digital membership to the BAA launched

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Index to Volume 127 (2017)

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Sky Notes: 2018 February & March

Brian says try for M3, Globular Cluster, North of Arcturus, a difficult naked-eye target

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Meetings

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Dr Glyn Marsh, 1954−2017

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The BAA Awards and Medals for 2018

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Howard Miles’ British Empire Medal

Following submission of his Obituary for publication in the December Journal [J. Brit. Astron. Assoc.,127(6), 371 (2017)], the author became

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