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BAA Workshop 15th February 2003

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BAA electronic circular No. 00082            http://www.britastro.org/
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British Astronomical Association's Observers' Workshop 1

The Hoyle Building,The Institute of Astronomy, Madingley Road, Cambridge
See http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/IoA/IoAmap.html
Saturday 2003 February 15th
Doors open at 10.00 am
Entry is free to BAA and non-BAA members

The Workshops are intended to encourage amateur observing, both for fun and
ideally scientific benefit. Many of you will observe the heavens already,
but these Workshops will help develop skills and introduce observers to new
disciplines. The speakers will endeavour to be around for enough time on
the day of the Workshops to discuss their area of expertise more
informally.

10.30 Ordinary Meeting
10.45 An introduction to the Workshops - Guy Hurst and Nick Hewitt
11.00 Why observe variable stars? -  Karen Holland
11.50 Imaging comets  - Martin Mobberley
12.45 Lunch
14.00 Visual observations of Jupiter  - John Rogers
14.50 Photometry of Minor Planets -  Nick James
15.40 Tea
16.20 Measuring Double stars - Bob Argyle
17.10 Observing Variable Nebulae  - Nick Hewitt
18.00 Close

The times and order of talks may be subject to change.
For details of other Workshops, maps of each venue, and more details of
speakers, see http://www.britastro.org and follow links to the Meetings page
Any queries - e-mail Nick_Hewitt@compuserve.com

Nick Hewitt
Meetings Secretary

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