Gamma Ray Bursts – 22nd November 2001
Dr Nial Tanvir of the University of Hertfordshire gave a talk about “Gamma Ray Bursts“ in which he described the evidence that lead to the …
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Dr Nial Tanvir of the University of Hertfordshire gave a talk about “Gamma Ray Bursts“ in which he described the evidence that lead to the …
Book Auction. The Stokes Family very kindly offered a huge selection of astronomical books for the society. It was decided that the best way to …
Universe Day celebrated the Society’s 21st year. The event was was marked by an astronomical based meeting open to all with presentations by well known …
Dr. Stuart Clark, who is Assistant Editor of Astronomy Now, and who also works part-time for the European Space Agency, gave a talk entitled “Life …
Greg Smye-Rumsby gave an entertaining talk about the forthcoming transits of Mercury and Venus, and Tony Sizer talked about the relative sizes and densities of …
Dr. Helen Walker, who has worked for many years on the ISO project, gave a talk entitled “Infra-red astronomy“ in which she explained that IR …
Dr. Jonathan Shanklin gave a wide-ranging talk entitled “An Astronomer in Antarctica“ in which he described a visit to Antarctica, with reference to the many …