When the Sun Lost its Spots – 25th March 2004
In “When the Sun Lost its Spots“, Tony Sizer first gave us some basic solar observing tips, went on to explain the main solar features …
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In “When the Sun Lost its Spots“, Tony Sizer first gave us some basic solar observing tips, went on to explain the main solar features …
Our Annual General Meeting was followed, as is traditional, by a talk from our retiring chairman, Greg Smye-Rumsby. He gave us a talk on “The …
Our first meeting of 2004 was addressed by Piers Corbyn and was about “The Sun and the Weather“. He started by explaining how the Sun’s …
Mat Irvine dodged the jams on the M25 and brought a selection of models along to our Xmas meeting to illustrate his talk, Creating Space, …
Our President Gilbert Satterthwaite gave us a talk about the Longitude Problem, and in particular about Harrison’s Clocks. He illustrated it with many slides, and …
Rob Warren from the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, gave us a talk about Robert Hooke. This year is the 300th anniversary of Hooke’s death, and there …
Roy Easto gave us a talk about The Dynamic Universe this evening, using animated computer models to show how dynamic systems in our universe develop …