Talk by Dr Darryl Z. Seligman In this talk, I will review the current state of our knowledge of the third macroscopic interstellar object discovered passing through the Solar System: [...]

Talk by Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell. We will also have the Sky in December. With improvements in telescopes and detectors, astronomers no longer have to use long exposures (or long [...]

Talk by Dr. Tim D. Pearce, University of Warwick Our Solar System contains not only planets, but also many smaller bodies like asteroids and comets. These bodies are collectively called [...]

Talk by Prof Moira Jardine, University of St Andrews. We will also have the Sky in January. Star and their planets are not independent - they evolve together and each [...]

Talk by Prof Claudia de Rham, Imperial College London Gravity is the overarching miracle connecting everything we know and the reason the Universe itself can even exist and evolve. It [...]

Talk by Ruth Boreham and we will also have the Sky in February. 1586 craters have been named on the moon, but only 28 are named after women. Join Ruth [...]

Online talk from Dr Alexander MacKinnon We give a quick survey of solar activity generally and look at the big questions it poses: why is the corona so hot? What [...]

Talk by Bill Barton, Deputy Director of the Historical Section of the British Astronomical Association. We will also have the Sky in March. In this presentation Bill will outline the [...]