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Category Archives: Jupiter

What’s visible in May 2013?

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ISS pass this evening, transiting the Pleiades from Liverpool

There are two visible ISS passes this evening, the first of which, according to Heavens Above, will pass right through the middle of the Pleiades cluster as viewed from Liverpool […] Continue Reading »

What’s visible in April 2013?

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What’s visible in March 2013?

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What’s visible in February 2013?

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What’s visible in January 2013?

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Astrophography by Colin Murray

Astrophotography by Phil Williams, up to May 5th 2012

Members’ Observations of the Jupiter-Lunar Grazing Occultation of Saturday, January 26th, 2002

Observations from Liverpool & North West England: 26th January 2002 Andrew Bate – Hatton,Nr Chester: David Forshaw – St Helens, Merseyside: Murad Gorbal – Liverpool: Rob & Mark Johnson, David […] Continue Reading »

Morning Apparition of Mercury – July 2001

Mercury at greatest Western Elongation On the 9th at 21° (Morning Sky) MERCURY VENUS JUPITER SATURN MOON DATE TIME (GMT) ALTITUDE ° AZIMUTH ° ALTITUDE ° AZIMUTH ° ALTITUDE ° […] Continue Reading »

Liverpool Astronomical Society

Sic Itur Ad Astra – Thus The Way To The Stars : 143 years of astronomy