Our June video has been posted on YouTube
Dr Suzanne Metlay: The Five Moons of Pluto
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Public Star Night 17 June 2016 – Dr Suzanne Metlay – “Five Moons of Pluto”
Our speaker for this public star night will be Dr Suzanne Metlay from Western Governors University. Her talk will be about the “Five Moons of Pluto”
Charon and the other moons of Pluto have been revealed by the New Horizons spacecraft to be fascinating worlds. Using the latest imagery from NASA,
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Public Star Night 20 May 2016 – Christl Findling – “An Atmosphere Worth Pursuing”
Our guest speaker for Friday May 20, 2016 will be Christl Findling from Ball Aerospace. The title of her talk will be “An Atmosphere worth pursuing”
A small vacuum chamber, a balloon, a marshmallow, a can of shaving cream and a bowl of water – these may not seem like the typical contents of an engineer’s toolbox,
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April Video Posted
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John Hiatt
John HiattOur April video has been posted on YouTube:
Searching for Planets Around Other Stars
https://youtu.be/779viUoJWWA
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March Video Posted
by John Hiatt
John HiattThe video from our March public talk has been published on YouTube
https://youtu.be/_nUhdfk_HC4
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Public Star Night 15 April 2016 – Dr Travis Metcalfe – “Searching for planets around other stars”
Our guest speaker for Friday April 15, 2016 will be Dr Travis Metcalfe from the Space Science Institute. The title of his talk will be “Searching for planets around other stars”
The past two decades have witnessed accelerating progress on one of the most fundamental questions in
astronomy: Are we alone in the Universe?
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Public Star Night 18 March 2016 – Brian Enke – “Where will NASA build its first research facility on Mars?”
Our speaker will be Brian Enke from the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder and the title of his talk will be “Where will NASA build its first research facility on Mars?”
Since 2006, the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) mission has dazzled planetary scientists with stunning visual imagery of Mars at resolutions up to 25 cm/pixel.
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