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The April Night sky

Posted by on Mar 23, 2025 in Main |

Watch out on the night of 1st April for the crescent Moon hiding the ‘Seven Sisters’. Later in the months we are treated to a shower of shooting stars. The brilliant planets Jupiter and Mars are in the western sky. April also sees the seasonal change from winter constellations to spring constellations is more or less complete. The Plough is practically...

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The Middlesbrough meteorite at The Yorkshire Museum

Posted by on Mar 17, 2025 in Main |

Society Secretary Dominic Curran visited the Yorkshire Museum on Saturday 15th March 2025. He couldn’t find the Middlesbrough Meteorite, and had to ask a member of staff. “It’s on the third floor” was the reply I don’t think visitors know that there is a third floor. There was very little on the third floor other than the meteorite looking...

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Lucky breaks in Astronomy

Posted by on Mar 3, 2025 in Main |

The guest speaker at the meeting of Keighley Astronomical society on Thursday 27th February was our good friend from Bradford Astronomical society and formerly of the University of Leeds, Mr Rod Hine. Mr Hine has a large list of quality presentations many of which he has delivered at our society meetings over the previous years. ‘Luck breaks in...

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