Public Movies & public lectures Explore the universe with the ANU Research School of Astronomy & Astrophysics through a captivating selection of movies and public lectures. Delve into the wonders of astronomy and astrophysics with insights from leading experts, featuring topics from exploding stars and colliding galaxies to the mysteries of nearby galaxies and the potential of life in space. Perfect for enthusiasts and scholars alike seeking to expand their knowledge of the cosmos. 29 Apr 2020 Dr Brad Tucker: All About Black Holes What are black holes? How are they formed? What do we know about them? We'll cover the latest discoveries in black holes - from the first image of them to detecting their collisions. Read the article 24 Apr 2020 Ayan Acharyya: When the Universe Was a Baby... How do astronomers look back in time? And when we do, what do we find out about the Universe's childhood? Read the article 22 Apr 2020 Alex Wallace: Fantastic Planets and How to Find Them In this talk, Alex will discuss the amazing worlds in our own solar system and beyond, how they formed, how they were discovered and answer the question: is our solar system unique? Read the article 20 Apr 2020 Dr Brad Tucker: The Solar System We'll take a journey through the Solar System - from the Sun, to Neptune. We'll stop at some moons along the way and some of the smaller things in our Solar System. Read the article 15 Apr 2020 Eloise Birchall: Where Do Stars, Planets and Moons Come From? How do stars form, where does the solar system come from, what are moons and how did ours get there? Read the article 14 Apr 2020 Dr Brad Tucker: The Sun, Earth, and Moon We will talk about how the Earth, Sun, and Moon all work together. We'll touch on day/night, seasons, and the phases of the Moon. We'll do a demo of the phases and seasons that you can do at home, not only for the Moon but other planets! We'll also talk about viewing the phases of the Moon and Venus this month. Read the article 21 May 2018 Voyager's golden record 40 years ago the Voyager spacecraft hurtled towards the furthest regions of our solar system. On board was a golden record with the sounds and songs of Earth. If you were to choose a song to go on a new Voyager mission what would it be? Read the article 20 May 2018 Space: 'Philosophy for earthlings' Space: 'Philosophy for earthlings' Read the article 20 May 2018 What do rainbows and astronomy have in common? Did you know astronomers can tell what stars are made of by the colours emitted by them? Tune in to find out more about how scientist use the full spectrum of light to determine the makeup of our Universe. Read the article Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Current page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page Next › Last page Last »
