Hi @chrislintott - just a quick note to let you know that when our planned speaker had to cancel at the last moment*, we shared yr Gresham Lecture "First light: Revealing the Early Universe" lecture with our members.
It went really really well. Thanks.
* a very valid reason!
We're meeting in person again - on 24th November in Norley WA6 8NE
First time back since Feb 2020. Contact us via the website if you'd like to join us.
@ScottWx_TWN@BadAstronomer@peachastro Scott, Damian, is there any objection from either of you if we include this in our Astro Club's next virtual meeting? It'll go well with images taken by some of our members.
Don't forget it's Club Night on Friday, with Nigel Ball giving a talk on "Nightscape Photography". All welcome at the Forest Explorer's Cabin at Delamere at 7:30pm. And it may be clear afterwards, so bring your scopes just in case.
Our March Meeting is this Friday. Member's talks and an Astro buy/sell/swap. Bring along any Astro related equipment or books that you don't need any more and pick up someone else's. That's how it works isn't it?
Wondering what our Club Meeting will feature? It's another talk by one of our favourite speakers; @julianonions will be talking about "Things that go Bang in the night (sky)". Don't miss it. 7:30pm Friday 23rd February.
For our friends in local Astronomy Societies; your members may be interested in this @jodrellbank event for International Womens' Day: The Jodrell Bank Girls' Night Out 8th March 2018 https://t.co/cBKw2GjWuh
A great talk by Dr Steve Barrett about the Hubble Space Telescope this evening. Watch here - https://t.co/HvpLs86wrA
with the slides as a download https://t.co/aj9ziFlfMW
A talk about the design of the James Webb Space Telescope is coming up at Daresbury Lab, Runcorn on Thursday 25th January. @SciTecDaresbury Booking required, can be done here
https://t.co/JZ7BXQReqM
A big 2018 shout out to our nearby fellow Astronomy Societies. Here's to clear skies and interested members.
If you know of any ASocs that are local and could be added to this, please let me know via the website contact form
https://t.co/jjMxvz4sRZ
This month's meeting will have our Christmas Quiz and Raffle 🎄, so get along to the Forest Explorers Cabin this Friday, 22nd December at 7.30pm. The ideal way to start your Christmas celebrations.🎅
An interesting article from Nature about what was going on 130 million years ago when the most recent gravitational wave detection was created. https://t.co/leOheRLsj5
Looking forward to our next Club Meet on Friday 24th November. A talk by the fantastic Andy Newsam @AstroAndyN , plus our usual "What's up Next Month?" and "What we've been up to recently". 7.30 pm at the Delamere Explorers Cabin.
Seeing lots of ads popping up as we approach Xmas where you can ‘buy a star’ from the Star Registry! Its utter bollox I’m afraid. No-one can name stars other than @IAU_org The only person that recognises ‘your’ star name is you ! Pls don’t waste ur money