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Sky Charts: Bright Comet Lovejoy
Friday, December 23 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (101 reads) |  Seiichi Yoshida reported Comet Lovejoy (C/2011 W3) as "New Kreutz sungrazer comet discovered on the ground after 41-year blank since Comet C/1970 K1 (White-Ortiz-Bolelli). It approached nearly to the surface of the Sun on Dec. 16. It brightened much more rapidly than expected, and reached -4 mag or brighter at best. It looked amazing in the SOHO spacecraft images. The comet survived the perihelion passage, and it is showing the long tail again. It is appearing in the morning sky again in the Southern Hemisphere. It was observed on the ground as bright as -2.9 mag on Dec. 17 (Alexandre Amorim). It is bright as 1.1 mag still on Dec. 20 (Marco Goiato). In the morning sky, a bright long tail is visible from the horizon towards the sky. It will be observable in night sky in late December. Then it will be getting higher rapidly but fading rapidly."
Above: Picture-perfect Comet Lovejoy (C/2011 W3) hangs in the predawn sky over Mandurah Estuary near Perth, Australia. Photographer Colin Legg captured the comet and its reflection in a 13-second exposure with a 70-mm f/4 lens at ISO 3200. Colin Legg. Hoping for very clear skies, local observers should look at the cosmic visitor in the morning sky before sunrise this week. The bright comet is currently hanging low in the Southeastern horizon from Brunei.  To guide you for the observation, please download the respective skymap of the position of the comet on the following dates: 24 Dec 2011 | 25 Dec 2011 | 26 Dec 2011 | 27 Dec 2011 | 28 Dec 2011 | 29 Dec 2011 | 30 Dec 2011 | 31 Dec 2011
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News: Full lunar eclipse wows astronomy buffs
Sunday, December 11 @ 08:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (126 reads) |  The Brunei Times - ENTHUSIASTS and curious onlookers alike gathered on the streets of the capital last night to witness a full lunar eclipse. The focus of the gathering was at the "Mercu Dirgahayu 60" monument where the Brunei Astronomical Society and Survey Department had set up several viewing apparatuses for the public. In addition to the telescopes, which were computerised to track the moon, a projector was also set up which was linked to a telescope to give the public a minute-by-minute movement of the moon as it was overshadowed by the earth. Many people started to amass at the monument after 8pm when the eclipse began and it later peaked at 10pm when the moon turned red. Photos of the event:      More photos here and on PABD Facebook
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News: Total Eclipse of the Moon on Dec 10, 2011
Friday, December 02 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (267 reads) |  The entire eclipse is visible from Brunei Darussalam.
The Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam and the Survey Department of Brunei will organise a Lunar Eclipse observation for the public: Date: 10 December 2011 (Saturday)
Time: 7 pm until 1 am
Venue: Waterfront, Bandar Seri Begawan (click here)
Circumstances of the Eclipse (Local Brunei Times)
P1 Moon enters penumbra:
| 2011 Dec 10 19:34
| U1 Moon enters umbra:
| 2011 Dec 10 20:46
| U2 Start of totality:
| 2011 Dec 10 22:06
| Maximum eclipse:
| 2011 Dec 10 22:32
| U3 End of totality:
| 2011 Dec 10 22:58
| U4 Moon leaves umbra:
| 2011 Dec 11 00:18
| P4 Moon leaves penumbra:
| 2011 Dec 11 01:30
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Magnitude and Duration
Umbral magnitude:
| 1.111
| Penumbral magnitude:
| 2.212
| Duration of total phase:
| 0h 52m 16s
| Duration of umbral phase:
| 3h 32m 54s
| Duration of penumbral phase:
| 5h 59m 53s
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Activity: Brunei Sight Syawal Cresent 1432
Tuesday, August 30 @ 21:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (299 reads) | Bandar Seri Begawan - The astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam (PABD) carried out the moon crescent observation at Agok Hill in the afternoon. The weather was very cloudy and the moon crescent was only observed for a few minutes from 18:55 local time through telescopes, binocular and naked eyes.  Above: The 31-hour-old new moon crescent visible through a telescope at 18:55 local time from Bukit Agok, August 30, 2011.
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Large Sunspots Notice
Monday, August 01 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (442 reads) | Bandar Seri Begawan - The current sun is increasingly active with larger sunspots and the number increasing. Local solar observers are encourage to look at these sunspots safely with solar filters within this few days (Warning: Do NOT look at the sun directly).
As it can be seen from the photograph below, the sunspots appeared dark but in fact they are not. They were just appear dark by contrast. These regions can reach between 1100 to 2500 degrees Celcius and cooler than the surrounding surface.
These spots were capable of producing X-class solar flares which can effectively damage the man-made communication satellites but also interestingly producing green auroras around the Earth's poles.
Above: Three sunspots of Solar Cycle 24 were captured without any filter at sunset from Seri Kenangan Beach, Tutong on August 01, 2011. (Canon EOS 400D Lens EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Focal Length 135.0mm)
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Sky Charts: First Sightings of New Moon Crescent 2011-2012 for Brunei
Saturday, July 30 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (586 reads) |  The following table shows the dates of possible first sighting of new moon crescent (in Arabic known as hilal) for Brunei Darussalam.
Click Here for a list of the First Lunar Crescent Visibilty in Brunei 2011 - 2012
These dates are colour-coded based on the moon altitude at sunset and a crude prediction of the new moon sighting can be related as follow:
1. Red that indicates the moon altitude which is less than 2°. A very slim chance of visibility due to low altitude.
2. Orange that signifies the moon altitude between 2° and 5.5°. There is a slim chance of crescent visibility. However visibility might be improved with the use of optical aids and excellent atmospheric conditions.
3. Yellow that the moon is at altitude between 5.5° and 7.5°. There is a good chance that the crescent is visible to the naked eyes under excellent atmospheric conditions.
4. Green that shows the moon’s altitude is more than 7.5°. The lunar crescent is positioned reasonably high above the horizon making it easily visible to the naked eye.
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News: Member of International Astronomical Union Meets PABD
Saturday, July 16 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (419 reads) |  Bandar Seri Begawan - Brunei Darussalam Astronomical Society had a discussion with Professor Boonrucksar Soonthornthum, Director of National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT), yesterday afternoon (16 July 2011).
Among the purposes of the meeting is to promote astronomy education and popularizing astronomy in this country. Boonrucksar who is also the national members of International Astronomy Union (IAU) wishes the Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam, and Brunei in general, to establish cooperation with South-East Asian Astronomy Network (SEAAN). This network serves South-East Asian countries to collaborate and strengthen Astronomical research activities in this region.
  
Above: Professor Boonrucksar Soonthornthum (IAU) with members of the Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam. More Photos.
Briefing on the International Astronomy Union information is also presented by Professor Boonrucksar Soonthornthum. He explained that "Thailand has become a national member of the IAU in 2006 and currently there are 70 countries or national members." Currently, Brunei has not been a candidate to become the member of the IAU.
Above: A report summary on Education and Popularisation of Astronomy Session in 10th Asia Pacific Regional IAU Meeting (APRIM). Brunei was reported having no Astronomers. Download a full report here.
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News: Public Skywatching on July 18
Saturday, July 16 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (465 reads) | All welcome. In conjuction to the Islamic Astronomy and Astronomy Education Convention, The Seri Begawan Religious Teaching University College (KUPUSB) will be holding exhibitions and skywatching activities at night, July 18 from 8 pm.
The city skywatching programme is also organised by the Astronomical Unit, Department of Survey and the Astronomical Society of Brunei.
Highlight of the night will be the ringed planet, Saturn, and few other deep sky objects like star clusters and nebulas. In addition to observation, an astronomy talk and presentation is also expected.
The event will be venue at the University Collage’s car park. Click Read More to see the skymap showing a list of astronomical objects that will be visible on the evening of July 18, 2011.
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News: Date of New Moon Sighting on July 31 2011
Tuesday, July 12 @ 15:30:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (431 reads) | Bandar Seri Begawan - The Syariah Court of Brunei Darussalam is pleased to announce that the date of sighting the new moon, this year was on 29 Sha'ban 1432H equivalent to July 31 2011.
Places at the moon sighthing are at Bukit Shahbandar, Brunei Muara District, Bukit Agok and Bukit Ambuk, Tutong and Bukit Lumut in the Belait District.
With this, Nisfu Shaban will fall on Saturday, July 16, 2011 equal to 14 Shaban 1432H.
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News: An Easy Way To Determine Kiblat Direction on July 16
Tuesday, July 12 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (421 reads) | 
Above: Facing west of Brunei, the method of determining the Kiblat using shadow of column during the "istiwa adzam" in Makkah.
Bandar Seri Begawan - On July 16 of each year, at 5:28 pm, the sun will be at Zenith and exactly above the Kaabah, Makkah.
This phenomenon known as "istiwa adzam" can be used by Muslims from almost all over the world as an easy Islamic astronomical method to determine the exact direction of Kiblat.
In a year, the sun will be directly above the Kaabah twice, on every 28th May at 5:16 pm and again on July 16th at 5:28 pm Brunei time.
Follow the following ways to check the Qiblah from your area:
1. You must use a straight objects such as a pole or side of the house. It must be vertical by checking with weights tied to a thread (plumbline).
2. The object must not be in places under shade, for example do not put under the tree or in the house. However, it must be be placed in areas that receive direct sunlight, for example, in a spacious yard.
3. Exactly at 5:28 pm July 16, the line shadow produced by the sun is the Kiblat direction which is facing toward the sun.
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News: Islamic Astronomy and Astronomy Education Convention on July 18
Saturday, June 18 @ 16:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (566 reads) | The Seri Begawan Religious Teaching University College, Kolej Universiti Perguruan Ugama Seri Begawan (KUPUSB), in collaboration with the Astronomy Unit, Survey Department, Ministry of Development will organize a program of Al-Ihya Al-Diniyyah overreach "Islamic Astronomy and Astronomy Education Convention" with a the theme of Education and the Development of Astronomy and Astronomy Syar'ie on July 18 is at 8 am at the Main Hall, Kolej Univeriti Perguruan Ugama Seri Begawan
Above: The Convention Banner on the College-University's website. Closing date for registration is on July 10, 2011.
The program Ihya at-tarbiyyah ad-fifth Diniyyah aims to revive the glory of astronomy and space science as an obligatory Syar'ie kifayah associated with the activities and their religious duties of Muslims, as well as applying values in themselves to observe and appreciate the greatness of Allah Ta'ala through the observation of celestial bodies.
Three papers will be presented by astronomers outside the country, Dr Baharuddin Zainal (Universiti Islam Sultan Zainal Abidin, Malaysia), Associate Professor Boonrucksar Soonthorthum, Director of Research of the National Institute of Thailand (attract) and Dr. Judge lazy, Director of Bosscha Observatory, Bandung, Indonesia.
In addition to seminars, the convention will also hold exhibitions and skywatching activities at night in collaboration with the Astronomical Unit, Department of Survey and the Astronomical Society of Brunei.
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A Collection of Live Lunar Eclipse Webcasts from around the World
Wednesday, June 15 @ 19:06:02 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (404 reads) | 
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News: 21st Century Total Lunar Eclipses
Tuesday, June 14 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (345 reads) | In the next 100 years, there are 61 total lunar eclipses. You can download .pdf for a detailed list of total lunar eclipses visible between 2001 AD - 2100 AD here (80 KB). The durations of totality vary from 12 minutes to more than 100 minutes and the longest eclipse are listed below. A. Top 5 Longest Total Lunar Eclipse for 21st Century:1) 2018 Jul 28 04:21 (01h 43m 34s) 2) 2047 Jul 07 18:34 (01h 41m 28s) - Partially visible from Brunei 3) 2094 Jun 28 17:59 (01h 41m 15s) - Partially visible from Brunei 4) 2011 Jun 16 04:12 (01h 40m 52s) 5) 2058 Jun 07 03:14 (01h 37m 59s) B. Top 5 Darkest Total Lunar Eclipse for 21st Century:1) 2094 Jun 28 17:59 (Magnitude 1.83) - Partially visible from Brunei 2) 2047 Jul 07 18:34 (Magnitude 1.76) - Partially visible from Brunei 3) 2011 Jun 16 04:12 (Magnitude 1.71) 4) 2058 Jun 07 03:14 (Magnitude 1.67) 5) 2065 Jul 18 01:46 (Magnitude 1.62)
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Activity: Total Lunar Eclipse in Brunei on 16 June
Sunday, June 12 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (349 reads) |  Above: On August 17, 2008, the full moon darkened as it moves into the shadow of the Earth during the eclipse. [Photo by Pg Shahdani Pg Anom] If weather is fine, people in Brunei will be able to observe a total lunar eclipse on June 16, 2011 from 1:25 a.m. until 7:01 a.m. The Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam and Brunei Survey Department will hold a Lunar Eclipse Observation:
Date: 15th June 2011 (Wednesday)
Venue: Taman Haji Sir Muda Omar 'Ali Saifuddien, Bandar Seri Begawan.
Time: 8.30 pm (15 Jun) – 6.30 am (16 Jun)
Organisers: The Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam
Brunei Survey Department
This upcoming eclipse is a relatively rare central eclipse where the moon passes in front of the center of the Earth's shadow. It is said that this eclipse will be one of the darkest eclipses ever
Public are invited to observe the cosmic phenomena through a few of telescopes that will be set during the event.
The tentative program is:
8.30 pm - Public Skywatching
Astronomy Talk 1.00 am - Total Lunar Eclipse Observation
6.30 am - Dismiss
Download the Press Release statement here.
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News: Official Total Lunar Eclipse Time for Brunei June 16, 2011
Sunday, June 05 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (1110 reads) | The following is the official Total Lunar Eclipse timing for Brunei Darussalam on June 16, 2011. All times stated are in local Brunei time.
P1 Moon enters penumbra: 01:25 U1 Moon enters umbra: 02:23 U2 Start of totality: 03:23 Maximum eclipse: 04:13 U3 End of totality: 05:03
U4 Moon leaves umbra: 06:02
P4 Moon leaves penumbra: 07:01
First press release will be held on the 10th June 2011.
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Activity: 05 Jun 2011 Mesyuarat AJK PABD
Friday, June 03 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (376 reads) | Mesyuarat Ahli Jawatankuasa Tertinggi Persatuan Astronomi Negara Brunei Darussalam akan diadakan
Pada: 05hb Jun 2011 (Ahad)
Jam bermula: 2.30 ptg
Tempat: Restoran CA Mohammed, Gadong.
Ahli-ahli PABD dialu-alukan hadir bersama.
Harap maklum.
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News: Star Gazing At UBD
Saturday, May 21 @ 23:23:21 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (294 reads) | Written by Abdul Aziz Pandin Thursday, 21 April 2011
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News: Earth Hour - Time for Astronomy
Saturday, March 19 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (651 reads) | Earth Hour is coming! Various Goverment sectors and local citizens will be turning off their lights from 8:30 - 9:30 pm this Saturday (26 March) in this global act to raise awareness about climate change. This year's theme is It's time to go beyond the hour.
 More info.
For urbanites, the moonless sky will be darker than usual, this will be a one-hour chance to gaze up the nightsky. The following is a list of celestial bodies that will be visible that night: 1. Planet: Saturn 2. Deepsky objects: Pleiades, Beehive Cluster Why not show some support for this global event and take advantage of city dark skies to learn astronomy? Read More for this weekend's all-sky illustration.
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News: Spectacular Geminids Visible from Brunei
Wednesday, December 15 @ 03:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (672 reads) | Bandar Seri Begawan - Today, in the early hours a few members of the Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam (PABD) were at the Bukit Agok, Tutong, to catch the annual meteor shower. The meteor show peaks on 13/14 of December and astronomers said it would be the best meteor shower this year.  Above: Seen a very bright star, Sirius and constellation figure of a hunter, Orion. Coincidently it was a moonless night so it will provide us a greater chance to view the shooting stars. But clouds were coming and going and mostly patching the sky. Despite of the cloudy morning, we were lucky as the view of the sky began to get clear around 1.45 am. As soon as the sky cleared up, the excitement began as meteor streaked and some had left trails across the sky. It was the Geminids meteor shower and they were few bright slow meteors seen but mostly they were faint and fast. It was a brilliant display with rate count went up to 30 meteors in an hour.
Above: A camera set on a special equatorial mount.
Some of us tried to take photos of the meteor show, unluckily none of us managed to capture even though the view was perfectly in frame. I account this failure was due to the light pollution and certainly the camera set should be upgraded to use a very fast lens ( f/2.8 – 2).
About 3 am, the thunderstorm started to come in forcing us to end our observation.
 
Above (Left): Light pollution a great concerned for most skywatchers.
Above (Right): A group photo just before leaving the site.
More photos [here]
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Activity: Photo Gallery Update - Astronomy Talk at Mahad Islam Brunei College
Thursday, November 11 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (707 reads) | The event took place on 10th November 2010 at the Surau of the college. Attended at the event were Pg Shahdani (Vice Secretary), Md Azri (Exco) and Dyg Salmah (ExCo). The event was also supported by the Survey Deparment of Brunei.
  
  
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News: Observing the Geminids Meteor Shower
Monday, December 06 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (614 reads) | meteorshowersonline.com - This is one of the best meteor showers of the year and never seems to disappoint observers.
This meteor shower gets the name "Geminids" because it appears to radiate from the constellation Gemini. An observer in the Northern Hemisphere can start seeing Geminid meteors as early as December 6, when one meteor every hour or so could be visible. During the next week, rates increase until a peak of 50-80 meteors per hour is attained on the night of December 13/14. The last Geminids are seen on December 18, when an observer might see a rate of one every hour or so.
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News: Build a Model Solar System
Wednesday, September 08 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (1010 reads) |   Good news to local astronomy hobbyists. You can build a precision-engineered and accurate working model of the solar system. The classical orrery is expected can be completed in 52 weeks, with each weekly issue comes with the components need to build the genuine and limited edition collector’s item. All in all, the total cost of collection the 52 parts will be $767.40 (price quoted in Singapore dollars with GST). WOW!!! Start your collection today. To my knowledge, the first part comes with a date-stamped base plate and zodiac calibration ring in addition to the magazine. It is available at the local bookstore, Best Eastern, in the Mall Gadong.
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News: Fireball on Jupiter
Sunday, August 22 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (977 reads) | Spaceweather.com An amateur astronomer in Japan has video-recorded a fireball on Jupiter. This marks the third time in only 13 months that amateur astronomers have detected signs of something hitting the giant planet. Will the latest impact leave behind a visible cloud of debris? Visit http://spaceweather.com for images and updates.
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News: A Chance to View a Partial Lunar Eclipse on June 26
Tuesday, June 22 @ 15:00:00 Brunei Time (GMT+8) by hazarry (963 reads) | A partial lunar eclipse will occur in Brunei’s night sky on June 26 and can be safely viewed by the public if the weather permits.
The eclipse can be viewed when the moon rises over the eastern horizon at 6:30 p.m. that evening, of which the partial lunar eclipse already begun. It will reach its maximum at 7:38 p.m. At this time, slightly more than half of the Full Moon will lie in darkness. The phenomenon will end around 9:00 p.m.
Above: Path of the Moon through the Earth's shadow during the lunar eclipse on June 26.
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| Saturday, January 09 | | · | Brunei Partial Solar Eclipse 15 January 2010 |
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| Sunday, November 01 | | · | Massive Shooting Stars on Nov 18 |
| Friday, October 23 | | · | A Galilean Night at ISB |
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| · | Moon sighting method affirmed by Hukum Syara |
| Wednesday, September 16 | | · | New Moon Cresent Syawal 1430 Visibility |
| Saturday, July 25 | | · | Two Nights of Sidewalk Astronomy |
| Wednesday, July 22 | | · | Photos of Partial Solar Eclipse in Brunei |
| Sunday, July 19 | | · | Brunei to View Partial Solar Eclipse 22 July 2009 |
| Tuesday, June 09 | | · | Lunar Impact Alert |
| Thursday, March 26 | | · | Lights Off Brunei! |
| Friday, February 20 | | · | Comet Lulin Photo from Brunei |
| Thursday, February 05 | | · | Green Comet Approaches Earth |
| Thursday, January 29 | | · | Eclipse Observation Photos |
| Wednesday, January 21 | | · | 26 Jan Partial Solar Eclipse |
| Tuesday, January 20 | | · | Press Release - 26 Jan 2009 Partial Solar Eclipse |
| Thursday, January 15 | | · | Mesyuarat PABD 16 Jan 2009 |
| Saturday, December 20 | | · | Check Out Radio Meteors |
| Saturday, December 13 | | · | Meteor Shower Activity 2009 |
| Friday, December 12 | | · | Biggest Full Moon of 2008 |
| Friday, November 07 | | · | 2009 Planetary Events |
| Monday, September 22 | | · | First Sightings of New Crescent 2008-09 for Brunei |
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| Thursday, September 18 | | · | ATV to Make Re Entry Sept 29 |
| Wednesday, September 10 | | · | Aug 17 Lunar Eclipse Photos |
| Saturday, September 06 | | · | Navigate to Your Favorite Planets |
| Wednesday, August 20 | | · | Brunei CGCE O and A Level June 2008 Results |
| Friday, August 15 | | · | ANGKASA Anjur Program Pencerapan Gerhana |
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