Web news	Details and links
28^th November	JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) release High Definition TV footage from the moon (you need broadband for this) Movies (480 X 270 pixels) - 3D image around DYSON crater by TC http://space.jaxa.jp/movie/20071128_kaguya_movie01_e.html - Anaglyph moving image around DYSON crater by TC http://space.jaxa.jp/movie/20071128_kaguya_movie02_e.html - 3D image near the South Pole by TC http://space.jaxa.jp/movie/20071128_kaguya_movie03_e.html
13^th November	JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) release High Definition TV footage of “Earthrise” from the Moon (you need broadband for this) Images taken by the HD camera of the KAGUYA (480x270, no audio) http://space.jaxa.jp/movie/20071113_kaguya_movie01_e.html Webmaster’s note: It is well worth subscribing to the JAXA newsletter which brings all this to you as it happens, as JAXA’s links do not remain live for very long.
Dates for your diary	Event or occasion
Wednesday, 12th December 2007	This 2007 IoMAS Annual Dinner will be held once again at “The Niarbyl Café & Visitor Centre”. The date and time is Wednesday, 12^th December 2007, 7.30pm for 8.00pm. The cost is £20.00 per head, and the dress code smart casual. The menu choices and booking form can be found here.
Friday, 25^th April 2008	Allan Chapman Lecture – Friday April 25^th 2008 6:30pm – 8pm Sherrington lecture Building. Astron Street, The University of Liverpool Hello all This Free Lecture, part of Liverpool’s City of Culture 2008, has to be a must for all, even if you heard this talk before from the great man. The Liverpool University Sherrington Lecture building is in Ashton Street, Pembroke Place - close to the Liverpool Dental school. Please spread the word to your members and/or member Societies Thank you in advance. Best wishes for the coming season, and clear/dark skies to you all Gerard Gilligan On behalf of Liverpool Astronomical Society (125 years of astronomy on Mersyside) _____________________________ "The heavens on Merseyside: 1618 to 2008 - a talk by Prof. Allan Chapman." 6.30 - 8.00pm Friday 25th April From the early seventeenth century, western Lancashire became one of Britain's centres of excellence in astronomical research. Jeremiah Horrocks, at Much Hoole, was Europe's next great planetary astronomer after Kepler. Victorian Liverpool was the home of William Lassell, another great planetary astronomer, and after 1881 the Liverpool Astronomical Society became the prototype of the British Astronomical Association (BAA) Allan Chapman is a well known writer and TV personality with a brilliant style that holds his audiences spellbound. This event is hosted by the Institute of Physics and the Liverpool Astronomical Society. Contact phone numbers and maps to Venue can be found at the web address below. http://www.liverpool08.com/events/event_details.asp?dms_id=184141
Saturday, 29^th March 2008	The Society for the History of Astronomy Joint meeting with the North West Group of Astronomical Societies at CHETHAM’S LIBRARY, MANCHESTER. Further details here.