Welcome to my Amateur Astronomy Page. In Hampshire, UK, about 7. 0 miles west of London , although many of my images were taken when I was living on the outskirts of London. Click on the links in the yellow bar at the left to see the pictures. Click here for latest pictures. Click here for the best pictures. See my pictures of the Northern Lights. See my photos of Auckland NZ. Astronomical Places of interest I have visited.

It contains images of astronomical targets captured with a digital camera, specialist astronomical CCD camera and good old film. The comet section below contains most of my images to date. All images were taken by me either from my light polluted back garden observatory in Leigh on sea, Essex, UK or darker more remote UK locations. My Observatory is a registered International Astronomical Union Observatory with the MPC.

Astronomy, History of Astronomy, Famous Scientists. Some links and other information which might be of interest. Our Star System and Beyond. 7 sessions from 28th January 2019. It is not necessary to be a member of the WEA to attend a WEA course or to have any prior knowledge. Attend the first session with no obligation.

1st to 8th March 2014. National Astronomy Week 2014 celebrates Jupiter, the largest planet in the Solar System. Jupiter will reach its highest point in the sky for many years in early March. 8211; the excellent v.

Articles and reviews on practical astronomy and astronomical instruments. Use of the published material. Rifrattore acromatico 80-600 Tecnosky e montatura altazimutale SW AZ-3. Rifrattore apo tripletto 90 mm Tecnosky.

This is the last post for Basingstoke Astronomy Society that will be made on this site. A new, brighter and more informative site has been created and is now live along with a facebook presence. Please update your browser links to make sure you arrive at our new site.

Welcome to Bradford Astronomical Society. We are a friendly group of people who all share a common interest in the universe and its many wonders. Some are more interested in observing using either the societies or their own telescopes and equipment, whilst others are more at home with the study of various aspects of the technical side of astronomy. Whatever your interest may be, and no matter whether you are an expert or a complete beginner you will be made most welcome.