The seasonal Winter night sky is a wonderful sight to behold, adorned with conspicuous constellations, dripping in stellar jewels and rich in associated mythology. Yet, next to the very epicentre of this sparkling tableau; Orion, there lies a star group with little pedigree, its faint stars difficult to spot with the naked eye, and yet, hidden from our immediate gaze it is peppered with deep sky objects truly worthy of the lofty company it hides amongst. Stand forth Monocerus - the Unicorn. [Read more about The Tartan Unicorn]
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February 7th from 19:30hrs.
Our first outreach event of the New Year had been requested by Lythe Primary School Academy. It was an event which nearly had to be postponed ...
How time slips by, as once again society members gathered in the Hare and Hounds for a festive feast, this one marking a special date.
The unmanned Artemis 1 mission to the Moon and return to Earth came to a satisfactory conclusion when the Orion capsule safely splashed down on Dec 12th 2022.
The next edition of the Yearbook is now out - The Yearbook of Astronomy 2023. If you would like a copy...
The WDAS society Christmas meal has been booked, so if you would like to attend, please read on. 