Welcome to Bradford Astronomical Society - we are a friendly group of people who all share a common interest in the universe and its many wonders. Some are more interested in observing using either the societies or their own telescopes and equipment, whilst others are more at home with the study of various aspects of the technical side of astronomy. Whatever your interest may be, and no matter whether you are an expert or a complete beginner you will be made most welcome. We have a very active observing section of the society, and this is complemented by our regular meetings with excellent speakers giving talks on a wide variety of subjects, often with slide shows or video presentations - there really is something for everyone no matter what your particular interest in astronomy.
Please check out the meetings link for a complete list of this seasons speakers and activities (downloadable version available)

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SITE UPDATED APRIL 24th 2009

As part of the international year of astronomy there is to be a lecture by Professor Sam Falle entitled 'Supernovae' at the University of Leeds on Thursday 4th June 2009 at 7.00pm - please click here for the full details.

Observing is still on, but due to the Astronomical Twilight, we will be starting later (after 9.30pm) at Thackley - phone Andy, John or Tony if it's clear to find out about times etc.