What's Up & Newsletter - April 2015

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By Steve Harris

The April editions 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 upcoming Solar Eclipse on the 20th March and Jupiter & its moons.

April 2015 Newsletter
What's Up: April 2015

Added on: Apr 09, 2015   Read more

Upcoming Solar Eclipse - Friday 20th of March 2015 (8:30am to 10:30am)

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There is due to be an eclipse of the Sun on the morning of Friday the 20th - click here for further information!

Added on: Mar 19, 2015   Read more

What's Up & Newsletter - March 2015

Posted by Newbury Astronomy Society | Tags: newsletter, whatsup, march, 2015

By Steve Harris

The March editions 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 upcoming Solar Eclipse on the 20th March and Jupiter & its moons.

March 2015 Newsletter
What's Up: March 2015

Added on: Mar 03, 2015   Read more

March Speaker Meeting

Posted by Newbury Astronomy Society | Tags: march, 2015

The March 2015 speaker meeting for the Society will be featuring Nik Szymanek, giving a talk on deep sky imaging. Nik is well-known in this field and for publishing books on the subject, such as Shooting Stars: The Ultimate Guide to Photographing the Universe.

Check out his website for further images!

Added on: Feb 21, 2015   Read more

What's Up & Newsletter - February 2015

Posted by Newbury Astronomy Society | Tags: newsletter, whatsup, february, 2015

By Steve Harris

We've just put the finishing touches to the Society Newsletter for February, as well as a What's Up of items to see over the coming month: check them out by clicking the links below!

February 2015 Newsletter
What's Up: February 2015

Added on: Feb 06, 2015   Read more

Comet Lovejoy’s colourful coma

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Newbury Astro member, David Boyd, recorded this spectrum of Comet C/2014 Q2 Lovejoy on 6th January 2015. The spectrum has been artificially coloured, and above it is the spectral profile showing the intensity of light emitted at each wavelength across the spectrum.

Added on: Jan 11, 2015   Read more

Buying A Telescope

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By Robert Bone

There’s a whole range of features to different benefits, and people always have their own personal opinions of what they think is "best”. As someone that’s owned a few different types of telescope over the years the best telescope is generally one that gets used. No point having some fancy telescope that links up to your computer if it takes over an hour to set up and is too heavy to lug around!

Added on: Dec 09, 2014   Read more

What's Up - December 2014

Posted by Newbury Astronomy Society | Tags: whatsup, december, 2014

By Steve Harris

These pages are intended to help you find your way around the sky this month.

Added on: Dec 04, 2014   Read more

Stargazing at Suddene Park Farm - 1st Nov

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Come and join us for an evening looking at the stars through telescopes!

Added on: Nov 01, 2014   Read more

68 Years On, The First Photo of Earth From Space

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68 years ago today, a group of soldiers & scientists in New Mexico retrieved a steel cassette from the wreckage of a re-purposed V2 rocket. The contents were a world first - pictures of Earth from space.

Added on: Oct 24, 2014   Read more