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22 Oct 2018
Photographing the Deep Sky – A Journey through Space and Time Chris Baker – 17th October 2018
Having visited us a couple of years ago, Chris Baker did not dwell overlong on the description of his telescope five thousand feet up in...
Photographing the Deep Sky – A Journey through Space and Time Chris Baker – 17th October 2018
Having visited us a couple of years ago, Chris Baker did not dwell overlong on the description of his telescope five thousand feet up in...
22 Oct 2018
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16 Oct 2018
Sandy Giles at Wycombe Sound Radio – 13th November 2018
Continuing his monthly series of chats with Mick Lewis of Wycombe Sound Radio, WAS’s Sandy Giles this month was talking about the use of...
Sandy Giles at Wycombe Sound Radio – 13th November 2018
Continuing his monthly series of chats with Mick Lewis of Wycombe Sound Radio, WAS’s Sandy Giles this month was talking about the use of...
16 Oct 2018
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28 Aug 2018
Aurora - Dr Melanie Windridge – Wednesday 18th July 2018
Melanie Windridge has explored the science and mythology of the Northern Lights and this month she shared many of the stories of her...
Aurora - Dr Melanie Windridge – Wednesday 18th July 2018
Melanie Windridge has explored the science and mythology of the Northern Lights and this month she shared many of the stories of her...
28 Aug 2018
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26 Mar 2018
Humans in Space – What’s Next? Libby Jackson – UK Space Agency
Humans first went into space in 1961, landed on the moon in 1969, and have been continuously living and working on board the...
Humans in Space – What’s Next? Libby Jackson – UK Space Agency
Humans first went into space in 1961, landed on the moon in 1969, and have been continuously living and working on board the...
26 Mar 2018
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27 Feb 2018
Developments in Gravitation and Cosmology - Professor Bob Lambourne, Open University
Not since Galileo in 1610 made his ground-breaking discoveries using the newly invented telescope, have we been at such a scientific...
Developments in Gravitation and Cosmology - Professor Bob Lambourne, Open University
Not since Galileo in 1610 made his ground-breaking discoveries using the newly invented telescope, have we been at such a scientific...
27 Feb 2018
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22 Jan 2018
Variable Star Research using SuperWASP - Prof Andrew Norton, Open University
Prof Norton and his colleagues certainly took advantage of the data harvested by SuperWASP telescopes when advancing our knowledge of...
Variable Star Research using SuperWASP - Prof Andrew Norton, Open University
Prof Norton and his colleagues certainly took advantage of the data harvested by SuperWASP telescopes when advancing our knowledge of...
22 Jan 2018





