Programme

This evening is open to all, telescope not essential, but if you wish to bring one please do so, it wold be advisable to dress for the weather, a torch is recommended as the path will be dark, Red preferred.

Please note :- if observing is not possible this will become an informal evening.

This evening is open to all, telescope not essential, but if you wish to bring one please do so, it wold be advisable to dress for the weather, a torch is recommended as the path will be dark, Red preferred.

Please note :- if observing is not possible this will become an informal evening.

This post will be updated as and when details become available

This post will be updated as and when details become available

As a former deep sky section director, and  keen amateur astronomer, Nick will no doubt be able to give us an interesting lecture, as there are several to choose from.

Including perhaps the most well known the horse head nebula, along with several others including, ( in no particular order), the snake nebula, lupus 4, the great dark horse nebula, Barnard 147 & 150, & the pipe nebula.

“Adventures with a robotic telescope”, will be presented by Dr Martin Fowler

“Perihelic Oppositions of Mars”, will be presented by Dr Richard McKim

Sky Notes, will be presented by Mr Nick James

This event is not organised by the Society

This evening is open to all, telescope not essential, but if you wish to bring one please do so, it would be advisable to dress for the weather, a torch is recommended as the path will be dark, red preferred.

Please Note :- if observing is not possible this will become an informal evening

This evening is open to all, telescope not essential, but if you wish to bring one please do so, it wold be advisable to dress for the weather, a torch is recommended as the path will be dark, Red preferred.

Please note :- if observing is not possible this will become an informal evening.