Join us for our AGM & Members Images Meeting in the Cadogan House Hall at the Royal Masonic School for Girls, Rickmansworth. The Meeting will also include a BRING & BUY stall where you can sell your unwanted astro kit or find a great deal from what's for sale from others. Come early to avoid […]
This is a face-to-face section meeting that will take place at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. The meeting is open to anyone who has an interest in comets. For further details about the talks and to book your place please visit: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/baa/889333 (£6 adult BAA members / £8 […]
The Sky At Night - By Gordon Rogers "The Sky at Night, with a Laugh" "As a keen amateur astronomer this talk covers astronomical topics of contemporary interest both amateur and professional. I have a passion for Deep Space imaging and […]
Infrared Astronomy by Dr Eric Dunford Find out more about Infrared astronomy from this fascinating talk by Dr Eric Dunford. More details to follow. The meeting will also include a news item of interest and a tour of the night sky. We will be meeting at the RMS as well as online via Zoom. Zoom […]
'Meteorites' by Professor Caroline Smith “I am Head of Earth Sciences Collections and Principal Curator of Meteorites at the Natural History Museum and I have been researching meteorites since the late 1990s. My experience and expertise in curation and collections care has been recognised by the award of a prestigious […]
Members' Images and Bring & Buy For our last meeting of 2023 we will be showing a selection of members' images in the Cadogan House Hall, Royal Masonic School For Girls, Rickmansworth. The meeting will also include a news item of interest and a tour of the night sky. This will […]
A Universe of Infinities by Colin Stuart Infinity is a notoriously tricky concept to juggle with. It’s not even really a number and yet it seems to crop up time and again when astronomers try to understand our universe. Did the universe start from an infinitely small speck? Can the universe really be infinitely big? […]
“The Planet Mercury” By Chris Hooker - Newbury AS Chris is the Mercury co-ordinator for the BAA Mercury & Venus section. Join us for a fascinating talk about The Planet Mercury. The meeting will also include a news item of interest and a tour of the night […]
Dr Francisco Diego - Details of talk to follow. Francisco Diego was born in Mexico City, where he got his first degree in Mechanical Engineering. His career in Astronomy started at the Sociedad Astronomica de Mexico and the Planetario Luis E. Erro. He worked for several years at the Instituto de […]
FROZEN: ICY WONDERS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM by Karen Anne Devoil On this journey we will encounter amazing landscapes, exotic ice forms and hear about some of the processes involved drawing on the latest research and hear about the space missions involved in exploring these […]
Join us for our AGM & Members Images Meeting together with a talk on Astrophotography by Antonio Filippi. Antonio’s presentation will give you a fantastic introduction to practical astrophotography as well as providing inspiration on what can be achieved. […]
The Hidden Secret of Starlight Join us for a very interesting 45 minute presentation by Richard Westwood. Without spectroscopy we would know very little about the Universe we live in: in fact, it is at the forefront of the science today; with the JWST, in its task of revealing the very dawn of the Universe. […]