Next Club Meeting on 31st January (AGM)
Observing Evenings will not be booked, but if it is clear on a Wednesday evening, Malc will be at the Old Pale Carpark.
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RIP Andrew Davies 1962 - 2019
Who taught us many things, and without whom this club would not have been founded
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Ray's Super Worm Moon (March 2019) -
John H - Jupiter and moons -
Owen G Small Magellanic Cloud -
Owen G - Large Magellanic Cloud -
Craig H - Sigma zoom @ 500mm f/6.3 -
JDH's Moon shot -
Gary G: Comet 21P/ -
Tim - Solar prominence Feb 2019 -
Craig H: Perseid -
Tracey S: Elephant Trunk Nebula -
JDH - Orion over snow -
13.5 hours of the Heart Nebula (Paul K) -
Tracey - Lunar Eclipse January 2019 -
Barnards Loop (Andrew Davies) -
Gary G: Witches Hat Nebula -
NGC2175 - Gary Gilbert -
Tracey's long awaited Horsehead Nebula in Ha -
Owen G - Moon, 99.5% full -
Moon (Andrew Davies) -
2017 Solar Eclipse, Jackie G -
Star Trail (Jonathen David Harty) -
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Jupiter (Crossland) -
Moon in pastels (Jackie Goodwin) -
Moon on a phone - Rachel A -
Tracey S: Copernicus Sketch -
Venus, Mars & Moon conjunction - Jon Harty -
Paul K - Rosette Nebula. 19.5 hours imaging (and a lot of experience!) -
Jupiter (Jon Harty) -
A stunning Copernicus image 25/2/18 by Craig -
Flame Nebula in Orion imaged from our club meeting site (Craig Howman) -
Witches Hat Nebula - Gary Gilbert -
Solar flares (Paul Kummer) -
New Year, New Moon (Craig Howman) -
Craig H: Pacman Nebula -
Markarian's Chain (Craig H - 200mm lens) -
The ghost of Casseiopea (Paul Kummer) -
(Craig H) M51 - imaged in early 2017 -
Transit of Mercury from the Old Pale carpark 09.05.2016 -
Rosette Nebula, Tracey -
Moon - Mark A -
(Craig H) Heart Nebula published on Valentine's Day -
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Sadr / Gamma Cygni area (Craig & John Howman) -
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Pleiades (Tracey) -
Noctilucent Clouds from Anglesey June 2017 (Tracey S) -
Orion nebula (Andrew Davies) -
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Andromeda Galaxy - M31 (Craig Howman) -
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Transit of Mercury detail (Owen Gwynne) -
M82 image - (Craig) taken over 4 nights. Skywatcher 300PDS / Canon1100D (astro modded + lp clip) / NEQ6 / Guided with a 9x50 finder and ZWO ASI120MM. 90 x 5 mins (7hr 45mins) ISO800 exposures with flats added.
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Friday, Jan 31 at 7:30 PM -
9:30 PM
Friday, Feb 28 at 7:30 PM -
9:30 PM
Friday, Mar 27 at 7:30 PM -
9:30 PM
Wednesday, Apr 22 at 12:00 AM -
5:00 AM
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Read about our public engagement at Barnton Community Primary School, when we shared in the Science Evening for their Space Themed last week of half term
If you enjoyed (or if you missed) Dr Steve Barrett's excellent talk on The Legacy of the Hubble Space Telescope, you can find links to a recording and the slides on our NEWS page. Link HERE
We've been sent details of a Youtube of a simpler way to Collimate Your Newtonian. We have a blog post with the transcript HERE. If it works for you, that's great.
In the meantime, here's some of our
Recent updates...
New info on our Forums page, two sites for finding Clubs, Club Events and (what should be) publicly accessible observing sites across UK.
If you enjoyed (or if you missed) Dr Steve Barrett's excellent talk on The Legacy of the Hubble Space Telescope, you can find links to a recording and the slides on our NEWS page. Link HERE
We've been sent details of a Youtube of a simpler way to Collimate Your Newtonian. We have a blog post with the transcript HERE. If it works for you, that's great.
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