Amateur astronomy in Cheltenham, Gloucester and environs
The latest issue of the society magazine Mercury is now available to download from the Downloads area.
Contents include
The latest issue of the society magazine Mercury is now available to download from the Downloads area.
The latest Mercury newsletter is now available, the July / August 2021 issue can be downloaded from the Digital media | Mercury page.
Contents include:
First place – congratulations go to Susan Snow for her photo “Cycling To The Moon”
Second place goes to David Powley for his photo “Heart Nebula”
Third place is for James Weightman and his photo of Saturn
The latest Mercury newsletter is now available, the May / June 2021 issue can be downloaded from the Digital media | Mercury page.
Contents include:
Entries are now closed for the CAS annual astro-photography competition 2021.
All photos received are in the gallery at https://cotswoldas.org.uk/galleries
All members who intend to vote on these at the AGM next Saturday 10th April are requested to view them in advance. Each photo is numbered for ease of reference. Only attendees of the zoom meeting will be able to cast a vote on the night.
The latest Mercury newsletter is now available, the March / April 2021 issue can be downloaded from the Digital media | Mercury page.
In this issue:
Each year, CPRE asks the nation to help measure light pollution in their area by getting starry-eyed with us and counting visible stars. Ready to help out and have fun?
Star Count: a lockdown-friendly stargazing activity for the whole family
The latest Mercury newsletter is now available, the January / February 2021 issue can be downloaded from the Digital media | Mercury page.
In this issue:
