Binocular Sky Newsletter, May 2015

[BinocularSky]

The Binocular Sky Newsletter for May 2015 is now published.

We have the usual overview of DSOs, variable and double stars but, owing to the longer nights, there are only a few lunar occultations.  Comet C/2014/Q2 Lovejoy is difficult and fading, the binocular planets Uranus and Neptune become very difficult dawn twilight objects.

To grab your (free!) copy, head on over to http://binocularsky.com/ and click on the Newsletter tab.

[trynda1701]

Thanks as always, Steve :cool: :cool:

Mark

[SteveNickolls]

Thanks once more Steve, have a good Bank Holiday.

Steve

[Lorne]

Thanks again Steve

[Damo636]

Cheers Steve, much appreciated

[kerrylewis]

Thanks Steve. The newsletter will be very useful this month. I will have a slightly different binocular experience as I take my Canon bins on my big USA trip. I hope to send some dark sky reports from there 

[Piero]

Thanks Steve for your book and excellent newsletter. They are of really good, and I always use them for consultation

[MAN or ASTROMAN]

Good Man! Much appreciated.

[Chris]

Thank you Steve