In this month's edition:
- Planetary Skylights
- January Meteors
- January Comets
- January 2022 Sky Charts
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In this month's edition:
Two years have slipped by since society members last gathered for a Christmas meal in 2019 and a great deal has flowed down the Milky Way since then. To the relief of all (given the current climate) society members gathered once again in the Hare and Hounds for a festive feast. [Read more about Christmas Meal 2021]
After yet one more delay - this one down to meteorological circumstances rather than IT or engineering ones, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) finally launched on Christmas Day. A month long deployment schedule has now commenced, coupled with an extremely nervous wait for scientists before JWST can be considered ready for shake down commissioning testing. [Read more about James Webb Launched ]
Society meetings have now recommenced and it was great to have a guest speaker at the December meeting - It was a shame the night coincided with storm Barra, which understandably deterred a number of members travelling. Not to fear Alan will be returning in the spring! The venue is still Room H1 - Caedmon College - Normanby Campus ( ie Whitby College) from 19:30hrs. The January meeting will be held (if we are allowed) on the 11th and not the 4th (College is still off then) [Read more about Society Meeting - You missed a Treat! ]
It's been a while since we called in on Mars, so here is a year's end update of all that is trundling or flying over the Martian surface. [Read more about Postcards from Mars ]
After a prolonged hiatus, society subs are finally due, which we have started to collect from the December meeting. Subscription rates will be as follows... [Read more about WDAS Subs 2022]