No description of Piazzi Smyth’s researches would be complete without mention of the Apex of the Sun’s motion.
The development of astronomy in Edinburgh Part 13
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Our 14th Lorimer Medallist is @chrislintott awarded at our 100th birthday event last night at the @RoyalSocEd. Presented by President Mark Phillips with John Henry Lorimer looking on. Well deserved!
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Previous recipients include James Jeans, Patrick Moore and Bernard Lovell amongst others. Given for outstanding contribution to the public promotion of astronomy.
We love this! Dirleton Solar Walk is a scale model of the solar system installed on a section of @JohnMuirWay.
Discover the planets and learn about the night sky as you walk, cycle or wheel between Dirleton village & Archerfield Walled Garden.
More: https://t.co/sqeEqwzQgp
This year's #DoorsOpenDays was another big success with over 2,700 people visiting @RoyalObs over the weekend. 🎈🎊
A fantastic opportunity to engage with the public on astronomy, engineering and science. ✨🛠️🔬
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/P6ojvEZCrd
Could be your perfect half-term trip next week.
Discover the planets and learn about the night sky as you walk through beautiful East Lothian with this new walkable and wheelable scale model of our Solar System at Dirleton Solar Walk.
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The story continues - one of Piazzi Smyth's more "colourful" interests was in Pyramidology, not something universally welcomed. #histsci
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Absolutely delighted that @wickhigh is now part of the Global Meteor Network through the outreach project and the Astronomical Society of Edinburgh. Can't wait to get involved 🌠