Black Holes – are they really that bad?
Black holes have got a pretty bad rap from films and books, being looked on as terrifying objects that suck spaceships and astronauts to their doom. Are they really that bad? How are they made? Can you escape from one? Speaker: Dr Julian Onions, Nottingham University
Photo competition judging and Autumn Night Sky
The International Astronomy Show
Graham and Martin are long-time friends who share a passion for Astronomy, in particular Astro-Imaging. They have worked together for many years at Kelling Heath Spring and Autumn Star Parties, imaging under the rural skies of North Norfolk. They are well-known throughout the astronomical community, to traders and fellow astronomers alike. So, joining forces to…
Toulouse: From Pink City to Red Planet
A city that began on the Garonne became a city that reaches from the Atlantic to the planets. Speaker: Dr Nahid Chowdury
Space Lates – AstroSnores Sleepover
We will be at this Space Lates event at The National Space Centre. Weather permitting we will be outside in the car park with telescopes to do some stargazing. Booking via the National Space Centre is required. More information on their website.
The most important astronomical image
Speaker: Dr Nick Hewitt, Northampton
Observing the Sun
Speaker: Pete Lawrence from BBC “Sky at Night”