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National Astronomy Week 2014
Saturday, 1st March 2014 - Saturday, 8th March 2014
In 2014, Jupiter will be at its highest in UK skies for many years to come, in fact until the year 2025, and to celebrate the event, UK astronomers and local organisations will be holding another National Astronomy Week (NAW), from Saturday 1st to Saturday 8th March.
We have two events planned for NAW: