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September 2019
LDAS Monthly Meeting – Far Infrared Observations of Debris from Space
Tonights talk will be given by Bruce Sibthorpe. Bruce comments: Debris discs are created by the collision of small proto-planetary bodies, and are therefore an important indicator of planet formation. I will present a brief overview of far infrared astronomy from space and describe how data from these, and future missions, informs our understanding of debris around nearby stars. Bruce is a space mission scientist at Airbus in Stevenage who makes sure that the scientific satellite designs will be compatible with…
Find out more »October 2019
Astrophotography Meeting
IF you are interested in sharing your astrophotography experience, or learning where to start, come and join us in the Wagon and Horses in Gravely. We meet at 1930 for a couple of hours. It's free to join us!
Find out more »LDAS Monthly Meeting- Making Astronomical Observations
Tonights talk, by Roger Pickard, will look at what you need to record to make your observations useful to others carrying out research. There will also be a number of hints and tips to help you make better observations. Roger will also cover establishing your own programme in some detail and, finally, where further information can be obtained. There will be a break for refreshments and an astronomy news update. Members £2, non members £3.
Find out more »November 2019
Astrophotography Meeting
IF you are interested in sharing your astrophotography experience, or learning where to start, come and join us in the Wagon and Horses in Gravely. We meet at 1930 for a couple of hours. It's free to join us!
Find out more »LDAS Monthly Meeting – tbc
Speaker and talk title to be confirmed. There will be a break for refreshments and an astronomy news update. Members £2, non members £3.
Find out more »December 2019
Astrophotography Meeting
IF you are interested in sharing your astrophotography experience, or learning where to start, come and join us in the Wagon and Horses in Gravely. We meet at 1930 for a couple of hours. It's free to join us!
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