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Our meetings take place on the first Thursday of the month at Surrey University and via Zoom.
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Everyone is welcome
from beginners to
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Like most local Societies, we exist mainly as a forum for satisfying our own personal interest and enjoyment of the subject we’re passionate about: Astronomy.
MONTHLY MEETINGS
Our meetings are held at Surrey University, Lecture Theatre M. The meeting will also be streamed to members via Zoom.
Every month we have a guest speaker and usually a presentation of what you can expect to see in the night sky during the month.
Our next meeting will be held on
3rd September at 19.30
“Are there Aliens?”
Martin Griffiths
We do not know yet if there is intelligent life in the universe, though opinions across scientific communities are mixed. There is no proof, but the universe has trillions of planets, which makes some scientists think it is possible…
September’s sPEAKER:
Martin Griffiths.
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“Martin Griffiths is an enthusiastic science communicator, writer and professional astronomer. He is a recipient of the Astrobiology Society of Britain’s Public Outreach Award (2008) and the Astronomical League’s Outreach Master Award (2010). He also holds the League’s Master Observer certificate and has written or contributed to over 100 published science articles for many journals. He is the author of seven books covering various aspects of astronomical observing…
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After the Break
This Month’s What’s Up
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Our history
Find out more about how we started from our humble beginnings back in 1955 to today.
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Here are some of the recent stunning images taken by our members…
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SUN AND MOON PHASES
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