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The Royal Astronomical SocietyProfessor Andy Fabian, President of the Royal Astronomical Society, explains who the RAS are, the important role of astronomy and what people get from the National Astronomy Meeting...
Astronomy at Glasgow UniversityProfessor John Brown explains why 2010 is an important year for astronomy at Glasgow University, and gives a brief insight into it's rich history...
Cosmic Vision from the European Space AgencyCosmic Vision is ESA's way of setting out the future of space missions. Mark McCaughrean explains more...
Probing the Origins of the Universe with CMBRAstronomers and Cosmologists seek to understand the origins of the universe – but as this was billions of years ago, we’re left with very few clues as to what actually happened. One of the big clues is the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, as Cambridge University’s Professor George Efstathiou ...
Observing Gravitational WavesIn 1916, Albert Einstein predicted that Gravitational Waves, these are ripples in the very fabric of space and time, must exist. We now know that they do, but we still can’t observe them directly. Professor B. S. Sathyaprakash (who prefers to be called Sathya), from Cardiff University, explained m...
The Science of the SunSolar physics is a big priority - but what's so important about our closest star? Dr Lucie Green, from UCL's Mullard Space Science Laboratory, explains more...
Forecasting Space WeatherJim wild describes how we can forecast the weather in space and plan for any extreme events that may be coming up...
The Wide Angle Search for PlanetsProfessor Andrew Collier Cameron discusses some surprising discoveries from the Wide Angle Search for Planets (WASP)...
Building an Alien BiochemistryWilliam Bains describes a new way to think about the search for extra terrestrial life using biochemistry... |
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