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The Journal of the British Astronomical Association

For 128 years the Journal has published the observations and work of BAA members. It also contains many other articles and items of interest to all amateur astronomers. It is published six times a year, and sent free to all standard members of the Association. For subscription details for non-members, please contact the BAA office.

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2014 June
Volume 124, Number 3
Mars, glorious Mars! Observe the red planet in the summer sky

2014 April
Volume 124, Number 2
The Great Aurora of 2014 February 27/28, 2 new supernova discoveries from the UK, and fifty years of UK amateur astronomy

2014 February
Volume 124, Number 1
The death of comet ISON, the newly discovered asteroid which collided with the Earth, and McNeile's wooden machine for simulating occultations.

2013 December
Volume 123, Number 6
Four autumn comets, a hybrid eclipse of the Sun, and how to make video observations of meteor showers.

2013 October
Volume 123, Number 5
Twenty years of aurora observations, the strange case of the disappearing nova, and the BAA dinners of the 1930s.

2013 August
Volume 123, Number 4
The dark skies of Wales, the Aristarchus events of 1963, and the 2007 apparition of Saturn...

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