The Square: One of the chief constellations of the autumn night sky is the group of Pegasus. The main body of this constellation, known as the ‘Square of Pegasus’ can be utilised as a ‘signpost’ for locating constellations and leading stars arranged in the south and eastern aspects of the sky...
The Galaxy: With moonlight absent during the evenings from the second week in October, why not try to seek out an entirely separate galaxy with just the naked eye. Sound difficult? Well it’s easier than you may think... [Read more about The Square and the Andromeda Galaxy]
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Clear skies, sometimes plucked from the jaws of a dismal daytime, gave a full month of star parties:
It's going to be a busy month for WDAS. Star Parties arranged for:
In this month's edition: