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New Outburst of Comet 29P
Brightest 29P outburst of 2016 so far
Richard Miles,
2016 Jun 09
Asteroid Flora on display
A display of flora in the night sky
Stewart Moore,
2016 Jun 06
BAA Mars Section: Dust Storm Alert
Recent images show a changeable bright yellow streak of dust at the IAU western (following) edge of Eysium.
Richard McKim,
2016 May 28
Earth's first 'quasi-satellite' identified
A near-Earth asteroid space mission target !
Richard Miles,
2016 May 17
A Saturday evening occultation
Se the Moon hide 48 Leonis
Stewart Moore,
2016 May 10
Update on Jupiter’s atmospheric features
A new interim report on Jupiter has been posted.
John Rogers,
2016 May 07
An intriguing object in Serpens
A challenging ring galaxy
Stewart Moore,
2016 May 02
Some Historical Transits of Mercury
Early observations of Mercury transiting the Sun
Mike Frost,
2016 Apr 28
3 Juno at opposition
See an asteroid
Stewart Moore,
2016 Apr 23
See Mercury in the evening sky
Outdo Copernicus
Stewart Moore,
2016 Apr 08
Photons from the Devonian
The easiest Blazar is well placed now
Nick Hewitt,
2016 Apr 06
Fireball on Jupiter
Amateur videos have detected a bright explosion on Jupiter - the first for 4 years.
John Rogers,
2016 Mar 29
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