The Orion Nebula as observed with our telescope at the last #AstroInTheCity🌃. The nebula is part of the sword of the constellation of Orion. It is a stellar nursery, where stars are born from the clouds of gas
Join us at the next in-person Astronomy in the City on March 23 at 18:00. We'll hear all about how to hunt for new planets from Antarctica and, weather permitting, proceed with live observations from our Observatory! Find all the info on our website https://t.co/YIIAEZwaUc
We are back LIVE! Join us at the next in-person Astronomy in the City on Feb 23 at 18:00. We'll hear all about the life and death of galaxies and, weather permitting, proceed with live observations from our Observatory! Find all the links on our website https://t.co/7n5v72ZCPv
Join us at the next virtual Astronomy in the City on Nov 17 at 18:00. We'll hear all about the new James Webb Telescope, give live virtual tour of our Observatory and, weather permitting, proceed with live observations! Find all the links on our website https://t.co/ROg8O7kiYh .
Join us tonight at 18:00 at the first Astronomy in the City of this season! Are you curious about what to see in the Autumnal night sky and about stellar explosions? Follow the links here https://t.co/uc2aOuWUdS to view the talks and to join the live Q&A with our experts!
Join us next Wednesday at the first Astronomy in the City event of this year. Matt Nicholl will present us one of the powerful events in the Universe: Supernovae (Image credit: Tycho supernova, NASA). Additional details on our website: https://t.co/ObIViqJNAY
A reminder of the new Astronomy in the City season! The first virtual event is on Wednesday Oct/20, starting at 18:00. Check out our website (https://t.co/DcgCv0mWkw) to find the links to follow the talks and to participate to the live Q&A session. See you soon!
Join us tonight for the virtual Astronomy in the City. Find the links to the view the scientific talks and to join the live Q&A with our experts here https://t.co/qr98EQXJE9 . Talks will start at 18:00. See you all soon!
Join us at the last virtual Astronomy in the City event of season 20/21 on Mar/3rd at 18:00. Check out our website (https://t.co/GDKov5Qv2e) for the links to the talks and to join the live Q&A with our experts. Our panellists are ready to reply to all your astronomical questions!
Join us tonight for the virtual Astronomy in the City. Find the links to the view the scientific talks and to join the live Q&A with our experts here https://t.co/IN8nre6kSR . Talks will start at 18:00.
Join us at the next Astronomy in the City on Feb/3rd at 18:00. AstroSoc will present the observable Sky of the month, and Dan will talk about one of the most fascinating phenomenon in Astronomy: gravitational lensing. Follow the links (https://t.co/tKnuZElBkF) to participate.
Join us at the next virtual Astronomy in the City event on Feb/3rd at 18:00. Check out our website (https://t.co/vZ97ijrev9) for the links to the talks and to join the live Q&A with our experts. Our panellists are ready to reply to all your astronomical questions!
Join us tonight for Astronomy in the City starting at 18:00. Visit our website (https://t.co/bWza3FhfmY) for the link to the talks and to meet our experts during the live Q&A. See you all tonight!
Join us at the next virtual Astronomy in the City on Nov/25th at 18:00. Check out our website (https://t.co/qyt4qftQNj) for the links to join the talks and the Q&A with our experts. Our 8 panellists are ready to reply to all your astronomical questions!
Astronomy in the City will start tonight at 18:00. Follow the links on our website (https://t.co/vRCWmeLbcg) to view the talks and to participate to the live Q&A with our team of experts. See you tonight!
A reminder of the new Astronomy in the City season! The first virtual event is on Wednesday Oct/28, starting at 18:00. Check out our website (https://t.co/vRCWmeLbcg) to find the links to follow the talks and to participate to the live Q&A session. See you soon!
A new season of Astronomy in the City is about to begin. We have moved to an online event, due to the current circumstances. The next event is on Wednesday Oct/28th. Check our website https://t.co/pjWwIMia7X to receive the details on how to participate. See you all soon!
QUARANTINE Talks: Join AstroSoc on a 10 week talk series, with 10 different speakers and 10 unique topics exploring the cosmos. First day is Monday 27 July/15:00 BST live on AstroSoc’s YouTube channel, followed by an interactive Q&A. Additional details on https://t.co/BP5DfVn9pE
The last Astronomy in the City event for the 2019/2020 season is over. Thanks to all the participants and to the Knowle Astronomical Society, @UoBAstroSoc, and the Alumni of the University of Birmingham. See you all next season!
Dear friends of the University of Birmingham Observatory,
Our last Astronomy in the City event of the season will take place on Wednesday Mar/4th.
Additional information and tickets are available here
https://t.co/0YS2bJ7oaC
We look forward to seeing old and new faces soon!