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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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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
12th November at 19.30
“Ripples in Spacetime”
Dr Laura Nuttall
The Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) is a large-scale space mission designed to detect one of the most elusive phenomena in astronomy – gravitational waves. This space-borne Gravitational Wave Observatory will have an arm-length of 2.5 million km, compared to the few km’s of the ground-based observatories.
november’s sPEAKER:
Dr Laura Nuttall.
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“Dr Nuttall received an MPhys in Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology from Lancaster University in 2009, as well as the chancellor’s medal. She then moved to Cardiff University to study gravitational waves and work in the LIGO Scientific Collaboration. Her graduate research focussed on electromagnetic follow-up of gravitational-wave events; She received her PhD in 2013.”.
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After the Break
This Month’s What’s Up
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