The Gravity Zoo – 28th July 2005
Allan Bell of the Loughton Astronomical Society gave us a talk with the title “The Gravity Zoo“. In it he talked about tides and stellar …
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Allan Bell of the Loughton Astronomical Society gave us a talk with the title “The Gravity Zoo“. In it he talked about tides and stellar …
Alan Longstaff‘s talk “What are Terrestrial Planets made of?“ began with a short lesson in basic geology; it’s as well to know a bit about …
Neil Bone, director of the British Astronomical Association’s Meteor Section came to talk to us about “Meteors“. His talk included anecdotes about deck chairs, cameras, …
Our spring Members Evening was the occasion for three talks. The first, by Tony Buick, was an update on his earlier talk “My Camera and …
Our newest Honorary member, Greg Smye-Rumsby gave this evening’s talk; a retrospective look at observations and explorations, called “Mars Revisited“. His illustrations ranged from drawings …
On the occasion of the Society’s Annual General Meeting our chairman Paul Whitmarsh gave us a short address on the highlights of the Society’s year …
Robert Massey from the Royal Observatory , Greenwich, gave a talk called “Imaging the Universe“. Since telescopes were first turned to the heavens they’ve been …