Newbury Astronomical Society
Christmas Dinner: Astronomy & the Bottle; How the Alcohol Trade Funded Victorian Astronomical Research - Dr Allan Chapman (University of Oxford) - 14th Dec 2019
The next item on the 2019-2020 session is the Christmas Dinner: Astronomy & the Bottle; How the Alcohol Trade Funded Victorian Astronomical Research - Dr Allan Chapman (University of Oxford). We hope to see you there!
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What's Up & Newsletter - December 2019
By Steve Harris
The December edition of the Society Newsletter and What's Up of items to see over the coming month are now both available to read from the below links. Featured this month are the results of the transit of Mercury across the sun in November, and an introduction to GraphDark. December 2019 Newsletter
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What's Up & Newsletter - November 2019
By Steve Harris
The November edition of the Society Newsletter and What's Up of items to see over the coming month are now both available to read from the below links. Featured this month are the transit of Mercury across the sun on the 11th, and spectroscopy. November 2019 Newsletter
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What's Up & Newsletter - October 2019
By Steve Harris
The October edition of the Society Newsletter and What's Up of items to see over the coming month are now both available to read from the below links. Featured this month are a last look at Jupiter & Saturn for the year, and the Earth's tilt. October 2019 Newsletter
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What's Up & Newsletter - September 2019
By Steve Harris
The September edition of the Society Newsletter and What's Up of items to see over the coming month are now both available to read from the below links. Featured this month are a look at the program for the Beginners and Main meetings this year, and the constellations. September 2019 Newsletter
What's Up: September 2019
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Much Ado About (Almost) Nothing
Find out about observing meteors using low-light video cameras and radio reflection.
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