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2016 June
Volume 126,
Number 3
Two superb pieces of historical research, and some state-of-the-art amateur observations which are helping the professionals tease out the mysteries of some of the sky's most enigmatic objects
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2016 April
Volume 126,
Number 2
The total eclipse of 2016 March 9, a detailed obituary of variable star observer Albert Jones, and details of how a Ridley Grant from the BAA could help you get started in spectroscopy.
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2016 February
Volume 126,
Number 1
Solar eclipse expeditions in 1936, a spectroscopy workshop in 2015, and how amateur and professional astronomers work together to study Jupiter and Saturn
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2015 December
Volume 125,
Number 6
The total lunar eclipse of September 28, an asteroidal occultation observed from the UK, and comet prospects for 2016..
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2015 October
Volume 125,
Number 5
The controversial correspondence of Edwin Holmes, daytime collimation of a Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope, and details of the Mercury transit of 2016 May 9
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2015 August
Volume 125,
Number 4
See the Perseid meteors in a dark moonless sky, explore an erupting black hole, and follow Patrick Moore's mentor at the Brockhurst Observatory in Sussex.
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2015 June
Volume 125,
Number 3
The total solar eclipse of 2015 March 20, John Brashear and the BAA, and four astronomical book reviews
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2015 April
Volume 125,
Number 2
A brilliant fireball analysed, NASA’s Dawn spacecraft closes in on Ceres, and a new Governing Document for the BAA
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