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It’s been a great night that our branch @IOPEast held the 3 Minute Wonder (3MW) competition tonight at the @DeptofPhysics. Congrats to Dr Jonathan Bar David the winner and Ana R. Hernandez Rodriguez the runner-up. Many thanks go to the committee members (iop.org/physics-community/io…).
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Very inspiring talk from Dr Charlotte Simmonds from the Cavendish Astrophysics Group @KICC_official and @AP_MRA held at the @DeptofPhysics and organised by @PhysicsOutreach
Thank you for sharing the link between cosmological #redshift, unique #technology and stunning pictures
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We'd like to thank @NorwichSciFest for allowing our dedicated team of volunteers from @IOP and @eaaro to organise a stand at the @theforumnorwich.
We engaged with an enthusiastic audience introducing them to the world of #physics through #meteorites, #meteors and a live #radar
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A large solar flare erupted Thursday and is set to reach Earth Saturday, which could result in a strong geomagnetic storm and cause the aurora borealis, or Northern Lights, to be visible across large parts of the US and Europe. cnn.it/3GxMNrH
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Two out-of-this-world examples of our #spacescience related research:
🪐Collaboration with @NASA identifying exoplanets (@MailOnline) 👉 bit.ly/3klZsVS
☄️And, analysis of a 4.6 bn-year-old meteorite with @eaaro (@BBCBreakfast) 👇
🔭🔬🚀🛰️
youtube.com/watch?v=SpCr8bjK…
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Fragmentation of the #Winchcombe #meteorite as seen with a very sensitive Global Meteor Network camera by Paul Dickinson of Hullavington. You can build a camera like this - see ukfall.org.uk for information @meteordoc @UKMeteorNetwork @nemetodemeteor #winchcombe100
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Completely lost for words.
Thank you for everything @AstroMCollins
We are forever standing on your shoulders in all that we do in space exploration.
Here’s to Outward Bound.
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04:07:33 UTC. Now observing pulsar PSR B1933+16 with the 42ft telescope.
Rotation period: 0.4 s
Age: 947 kYr
Distance: 3.7 kpc
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.@GreenBankObserv has an opening for a postdoctoral researcher - excellent opportunity to work with one of the world's premier telescopes (and one of the main facilities for @brkthroughprize Listen). jobs.jobvite.com/nrao/job/oP…
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Is there anybody working out there? The search for #alien factories is stepping up cambridgeindependent.co.uk/n… @eaaro
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#EAAROCIBO will be searching for Advanced Alien Civilizations that may Produce ‘Technosignatures’ That We Could Find!
space.com/search-for-advance…
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Astronomers have found table salt on Europa’s surface: a clue to the chemistry of the moon’s underground ocean — including its potential for hosting life. pst.cr/6w9Eh
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Is there anybody working out there? @eaaro plan to build the UK's first #SETI telescope to listen for noise made by #ET @BBCStargazing @ccri_news : drdavidclarke.co.uk/2021/01/…
“We want to lead the effort to open new frontiers in space, and do it quickly and safely. Our engine maximizes use of proven technology, eliminates failure modes of previous NTP concepts, and has a specific impulse more than twice that of chemical systems” Dr M. Eades @USNCTech
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Our latest data confirms Cosmos 2004 is still intact. Our final risk assessment showed a computed miss distance of 11 meters (+16 / -11 meters at 1-sigma uncertainty).
More to come next week as we will share a more detailed risk analysis of this event.
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We are monitoring a very high risk conjunction between two large defunct objects in LEO. Multiple data points show miss distance <25m and Pc between 1% and 20%. Combined mass of both objects is ~2,800kg.
Object 1: 19826
Object 2: 36123
TCA: Oct 16 00:56UTC
Event altitude: 991km
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Something really exciting is happening this month on #skyatnight, we've got a Special Report! Watch this teaser and tune in this MONDAY, 14th September at 22.30 on @BBCFOUR
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A few minutes left of a @NASAInSight Direct to Earth (DTE) contact. Amazing when you think its been transmitted from its home on the surface of another planet
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Happy with your GCSE grades? Looking to pursue a career in Science or Astronomy? Would you like to add some real research skills and experience to your CV.. Volunteer with @eaaro now eaaro.org.uk #gcseresults2020 #STEMcareers #Volunteering







































