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Last updated
3rd January 2009
Welcome
to the Home page of the
South West Herts Astronomical Society
Comet
Hale-Bopp
To see a larger
version of this photograph navigate to Imaging - Members images - Don
Doherty
Recent updates
Observing at the School 2009 dates - details & email link on the member's home page
New images from Peter Rees and Pat Walker
Meeting dates listed to February 2009
New images by Jonathan Putsman (February 14th)
Special Oberver's Log on Comet 17/P Holmes
by Richard Westwood
and an image by Jonathan Putsman taken on Tuesday 30th October
click on image to see full sized version
Two more images by - Bob Garner and Pat Walker
Some new images by Jonathan Putsman -
taken using Atik 16ic and Canon 400D cameras
New Images by
Bob Garner,
Jonathan Putsman,
and
Julian Keenlyside
Several new links in 'Other sites'
Snapshot by Pat Walker
Details of the German Radio telescope at Effelsberg
Some images (by Alan Swan & Pat Walker) and a description (by Graham Marett)
of of our visit to the Mill Hill Observatory
view in events or click here
Anthony Challoner spotted this web site which includes a page showing the relative sizes of the Solar system and the the Stars - click here to view - well worth a look
A new view of Saturn by Jonathan Putsman, using the 14" telescope at High Top
Using a Webcam by Pat Walker - click here
A good "Observers Log" by Peter Rees, following a holiday in Portugal - many images
Click here, or go to Observers Log in Menu Bar
Direct link to local weather forecasts - follow link in menu bar
Click here to see a fine sequence of images of the total eclipse - taken by Don Doherty
International
Mars Watch Group
If you are interested in Mars and its near approach to Earth click here for an interesting site.
Society presents Telescope
to the School
click here for story
Tenth "Planet" found!
click here for the full story in 'Spaceflight Now '
or here from 'The Planetary Society'
The annual visit of the Perseids
click here to see the story in 'Sky & Telescope '
The latest from the
Cassini mission to Saturn
follow this link
Transit of Venus
Details can be seen in the Events page and in the Members Area
or its individual members
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