July 2023 – CERN, the LHC and All That: An Update from the Energy Frontier
A talk by Prof. Jon Butterworth to the Orpington Astronomical Society on July 26th 2023 Report by Hugh Alford FRAS. Astronomy is one of the …
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A talk by Prof. Jon Butterworth to the Orpington Astronomical Society on July 26th 2023 Report by Hugh Alford FRAS. Astronomy is one of the …
When Richard last visited us, back in 2007, he told us all about the invention and development of planeteria. This time, he chose to speak …
The history of astronomy is littered with misunderstandings, misconceptions and downright frauds. Tony Robert’s review of some of these made for an entertaining evening. Tony …
Dr Adam Masters is a space and planetary scientist with the Space and Atmospheric Physics Group at Imperial College, London. His research programme focuses on …
For most people not brought up on a diet of post-war sci-fi literature the seminal movie “2001” would be their first and most vivid contact …
Presenters: Carole Pope and Roberto Botero (OAS members and imagers) Carole and Roberto gave a joint talk on Astrophotography, what sort of equipment is needed, …
Barry Kellett works at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) which carries out world class science research and technology development. RAL Space has been involved in …