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January 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
25 to 26 January. Galway Astronomy Club: Galway Astronomy FestLocation: Galway, Ireland
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February 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
8-9 February. Astronomy Now: European Astrofest 2008
Location: Burlington House, London, United Kingdom (map)
Info: Dr Roberto Trotta, of the University of Oxford and Norman Lockyer Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, will discuss the 96% of the Universe that remains largely unknown to modern science. One of the most surprising discoveries in cosmology is that most of the Universe's contents are dark. Some 25% of the "cosmic recipe" is made of mysterious dark matter, and 70% is in the form of an even more puzzling "dark energy", which appears to be ripping the Universe apart. Dr Trotta will explain how spectacular cosmological observations reveal the existence of this "dark Universe", and show that the stuff we are made of is only a tiny fraction of the cosmos. Cutting-edge methods and instruments allow cosmologists to study this invisible Universe and Dr Trotta will outline how scientists are using these to understand the nature and properties of dark matter and dark energy.
Info: Dr Roberto Trotta, of the University of Oxford and Norman Lockyer Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, will discuss the 96% of the Universe that remains largely unknown to modern science. One of the most surprising discoveries in cosmology is that most of the Universe's contents are dark. Some 25% of the "cosmic recipe" is made of mysterious dark matter, and 70% is in the form of an even more puzzling "dark energy", which appears to be ripping the Universe apart. Dr Trotta will explain how spectacular cosmological observations reveal the existence of this "dark Universe", and show that the stuff we are made of is only a tiny fraction of the cosmos. Cutting-edge methods and instruments allow cosmologists to study this invisible Universe and Dr Trotta will outline how scientists are using these to understand the nature and properties of dark matter and dark energy.
Location: RAeS, No. 4 Hamilton Place, London, United Kingdom
Info: Lecture by Pat Norris, Space & Defence Stategy Manager, LogicaCMG & Chairman of the Royal Aeronautical Society Space Group.
Info: Lecture by Pat Norris, Space & Defence Stategy Manager, LogicaCMG & Chairman of the Royal Aeronautical Society Space Group.
Location: Strasbourg, France
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March 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
11 March, 13:00 to 14:00. Royal Astronomical Society: Stonehenge and beyond: the sky and ancient culturesLocation: Burlington House, London, United Kingdom (map)
Info: Was Stonehenge, as many have suggested, some form of ancient observatory? There is no simple answer to be revealed just by scrutinising the stones. Clive Ruggles, Emeritus Professor of Archaeoastronomy, University of Leicester, will describe how astronomers and archaeologists can get some important clues by looking more broadly at how ancient cultures worldwide related to what they saw in the sky. In the absence of written evidence, these clues are man-made objects, human debris, and the layout of monuments and buildings. There are also valuable insights from beliefs and practices that have survived among indigenous peoples in the modern world. During his talk Professor Ruggles will look at evidence from across the world: from Ireland to continental Europe, the USA, Australia, Polynesia and Ethiopia, before finally returning to prehistoric Wessex.
Info: Was Stonehenge, as many have suggested, some form of ancient observatory? There is no simple answer to be revealed just by scrutinising the stones. Clive Ruggles, Emeritus Professor of Archaeoastronomy, University of Leicester, will describe how astronomers and archaeologists can get some important clues by looking more broadly at how ancient cultures worldwide related to what they saw in the sky. In the absence of written evidence, these clues are man-made objects, human debris, and the layout of monuments and buildings. There are also valuable insights from beliefs and practices that have survived among indigenous peoples in the modern world. During his talk Professor Ruggles will look at evidence from across the world: from Ireland to continental Europe, the USA, Australia, Polynesia and Ethiopia, before finally returning to prehistoric Wessex.
Location: Veldhoven, Netherlands
Info: Theme for this year's symposium is: "Planetary Exploration and Extraterrestrial Habitats of Life".
Info: Theme for this year's symposium is: "Planetary Exploration and Extraterrestrial Habitats of Life".
Location: Surrey, England, United Kingdom
Info: Aims to bring together the members of the UK space community to take part in lectures, panel discussions, networking opportunities, a careers fair as well as many other events. Guest speakers at UKSC2008 include: David Williams, BNSC; David Southwood, ESA; Joe Engle, NASA Astronaut & test pilot; Professor Sir Martin Sweeting, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited; William Pomerantz, X PRIZE Foundation; Professor Ken Pounds, University of Leicester; Anu Ojha, National Space Centre. Also: participate in the Lunar Rover Design Competition. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Aims to bring together the members of the UK space community to take part in lectures, panel discussions, networking opportunities, a careers fair as well as many other events. Guest speakers at UKSC2008 include: David Williams, BNSC; David Southwood, ESA; Joe Engle, NASA Astronaut & test pilot; Professor Sir Martin Sweeting, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited; William Pomerantz, X PRIZE Foundation; Professor Ken Pounds, University of Leicester; Anu Ojha, National Space Centre. Also: participate in the Lunar Rover Design Competition. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Info: Agenda: (1) Status on national and regional SG activities; (2) Status on present priorities and activities in the European space sector (Industry, agencies, universities, political systems etc.); (3) Space Generation Congress, Glasgow; (4) Space Generations Space Future vision – how to implement it in Europe?; (5) Plan for activities 2008. Also see the Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=10627261500. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Agenda: (1) Status on national and regional SG activities; (2) Status on present priorities and activities in the European space sector (Industry, agencies, universities, political systems etc.); (3) Space Generation Congress, Glasgow; (4) Space Generations Space Future vision – how to implement it in Europe?; (5) Plan for activities 2008. Also see the Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=10627261500. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland
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April 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
4 April 2008. Nederlandse Vereniging voor Ruimtevaart (NVR): Space BorrelLocation: stadscafe van der Werff, Leiden, Netherlands
Info: This borrel is being organized together with the Dutch Space Society NVR, the Dutch Young Space Professionals Organization and the ISU Holland Alumni. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: This borrel is being organized together with the Dutch Space Society NVR, the Dutch Young Space Professionals Organization and the ISU Holland Alumni. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Vienna, Austria
Info: Daily journals of the meeting are posted to http://www.unoosa.org/oosa/COPUOS/Legal/2008/journal.html. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Daily journals of the meeting are posted to http://www.unoosa.org/oosa/COPUOS/Legal/2008/journal.html. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Burlington House, London, United Kingdom (map)
Info: In his talk Dr Francisco Diego, University College London and STFC Science and Society Fellow, will discuss how modern astrophysics explains our intimate relationship with the stars. For thousands of years, humans have marvelled at the night sky and established fascinating links with the stars, which at first sight seem to be eternal and unchanging. In this lecture, Francisco Diego will deal with early astrological beliefs stating that our destiny is controlled by the stars in some magical way. He will explain how the fascinating discoveries of modern astrophysics show that our relationship with the stars is far more intimate and magical than we could ever have imagined. Like people, stars have their own lives. Dr Diego will show how the lives of stars relate to not just our own origin and destiny, but to that of everything around us.
Info: In his talk Dr Francisco Diego, University College London and STFC Science and Society Fellow, will discuss how modern astrophysics explains our intimate relationship with the stars. For thousands of years, humans have marvelled at the night sky and established fascinating links with the stars, which at first sight seem to be eternal and unchanging. In this lecture, Francisco Diego will deal with early astrological beliefs stating that our destiny is controlled by the stars in some magical way. He will explain how the fascinating discoveries of modern astrophysics show that our relationship with the stars is far more intimate and magical than we could ever have imagined. Like people, stars have their own lives. Dr Diego will show how the lives of stars relate to not just our own origin and destiny, but to that of everything around us.
Location: Vienna, Austria
Info: The EGU General Assembly will bring together geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences.
Info: The EGU General Assembly will bring together geoscientists from all over Europe and the rest of the world into one meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences.
Location: European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC), Noordwijk, Netherlands
Info: ESA Investment Forum supports the funding and growth of such opportunities by bringing start-up companies using space technology, applications or services in a non-space environment together with finance and investment communities, and highlights the commercial benefits of satellite and space technology in applications on Earth. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: ESA Investment Forum supports the funding and growth of such opportunities by bringing start-up companies using space technology, applications or services in a non-space environment together with finance and investment communities, and highlights the commercial benefits of satellite and space technology in applications on Earth. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Paris, France
Info: The meeting will cover 3 days and will be divided into several sessions dedicated to specific aspects of the water cycle, including: Observations by recent missions (MGS, MOd, MEX and MRO) and ground-based telescopes; Modelling of water cycle related processes (atmosphere, surface, regolith...); New strategies for observations and modelling (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The meeting will cover 3 days and will be divided into several sessions dedicated to specific aspects of the water cycle, including: Observations by recent missions (MGS, MOd, MEX and MRO) and ground-based telescopes; Modelling of water cycle related processes (atmosphere, surface, regolith...); New strategies for observations and modelling (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: With the decommissioning of the Space Shuttle and the completion of the build phase of the International Space Station it is timely for consideration of the next steps. NASA has returned to expendable launch systems and simple capsules, but Europe and other space fairing nations are still considering their next developments in launch systems and in orbit facilities. This symposium will provide a forum for consideration of what new capabilities are required and how they may be best met. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: With the decommissioning of the Space Shuttle and the completion of the build phase of the International Space Station it is timely for consideration of the next steps. NASA has returned to expendable launch systems and simple capsules, but Europe and other space fairing nations are still considering their next developments in launch systems and in orbit facilities. This symposium will provide a forum for consideration of what new capabilities are required and how they may be best met. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Delft, Netherlands
Info: An evening symposium on 2 topics: ESA's Science Programme and the 400th birthday of the telescope. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: An evening symposium on 2 topics: ESA's Science Programme and the 400th birthday of the telescope. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Khalili Lecture Theatre of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London, United Kingdom
Info: The main speaker is Prof Ian Morison (Jodrell Bank) - "The Unseen Universe". Additional speakers will include Mike Hezzlewood on "The 2007 Mars Opposition", followed by Jerry Workman presenting "Spirit Rover at Mars". (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The main speaker is Prof Ian Morison (Jodrell Bank) - "The Unseen Universe". Additional speakers will include Mike Hezzlewood on "The 2007 Mars Opposition", followed by Jerry Workman presenting "Spirit Rover at Mars". (Add to Google Calendar)
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May 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
7 May 2008. British Interplanetary Society: Space-Based Solar Power for Peace, Prosperity and SurvivalLocation: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: The director of the recent Pentagon study on space-based solar power, Col. Coyote Smith, will discuss their findings indicating that such a capability can provide the world with another safe source of abundant clean energy and how this can avert wars, generate wealth, and help reduce the global carbon footprint. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The director of the recent Pentagon study on space-based solar power, Col. Coyote Smith, will discuss their findings indicating that such a capability can provide the world with another safe source of abundant clean energy and how this can avert wars, generate wealth, and help reduce the global carbon footprint. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Burlington House, London, United Kingdom (map)
Info: Astronomy, and popular interest in it, flourished to a remarkable degree in Britain in the nineteenth century, women being among its votaries. In her talk Dr Mary Bruck, Emeritus Lecturer, University of Edinburgh will outline the little-known contribution of women to astronomy - from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries. Enterprising amateur astronomers had private observatories for serious research, assisted in many cases by female family members. Dr Bruck will explain how later on, ndependently-minded women with university degrees sought proper professional careers in science, with only limited success. The path to equality was to be a very slow one. Dr Bruck's lecture will describe the lives and contributions of some of these interesting women, including the famous comet discoverer Caroline Herschel (sister of William, discoverer of Uranus and the first President of the Royal Astronomical Society).
Info: Astronomy, and popular interest in it, flourished to a remarkable degree in Britain in the nineteenth century, women being among its votaries. In her talk Dr Mary Bruck, Emeritus Lecturer, University of Edinburgh will outline the little-known contribution of women to astronomy - from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries. Enterprising amateur astronomers had private observatories for serious research, assisted in many cases by female family members. Dr Bruck will explain how later on, ndependently-minded women with university degrees sought proper professional careers in science, with only limited success. The path to equality was to be a very slow one. Dr Bruck's lecture will describe the lives and contributions of some of these interesting women, including the famous comet discoverer Caroline Herschel (sister of William, discoverer of Uranus and the first President of the Royal Astronomical Society).
Location: Korolev, Russia
Info: Main goal of our conference is discussion of such aspects as up-to-date state of astronautics and its prospect, history of world astronautics from the point of view its lessons and experience, ability of using of space activity results in the interesting of science, economic and social development, influence of space activity on world outlook and quality of life, on building of new space thinking. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Main goal of our conference is discussion of such aspects as up-to-date state of astronautics and its prospect, history of world astronautics from the point of view its lessons and experience, ability of using of space activity results in the interesting of science, economic and social development, influence of space activity on world outlook and quality of life, on building of new space thinking. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Haarlem, Netherlands
Info: The latest developments in spaceflight indicate significant commercial opportunities. Several international speakers from the New-Space industry will provide their vision on the way spaceflight will look like in the near and far future, including Space X, XCOR, ESA, Odyssey Moon, Your Galaxy, and Spaceport Partners. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The latest developments in spaceflight indicate significant commercial opportunities. Several international speakers from the New-Space industry will provide their vision on the way spaceflight will look like in the near and far future, including Space X, XCOR, ESA, Odyssey Moon, Your Galaxy, and Spaceport Partners. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Arcachon, France
Info: The International Academy for Astronautics has the ambition of making this Symposium a key focal point for all partners interested in the subject, researchers, industrials,entrepreneurs, space companies, agencies, universities, government representatives, associations, academies. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The International Academy for Astronautics has the ambition of making this Symposium a key focal point for all partners interested in the subject, researchers, industrials,entrepreneurs, space companies, agencies, universities, government representatives, associations, academies. (Add to Google Calendar)
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June 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
4 June 2008. British Interplanetary Society: What's Up with Small SatellitesLocation: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: A light hearted look at current and future missions with small satellites, with an emphasis on activities at SSTL and the science missions that are now becoming possible as small satellites become increasingly sophisticated. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: A light hearted look at current and future missions with small satellites, with an emphasis on activities at SSTL and the science missions that are now becoming possible as small satellites become increasingly sophisticated. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Bauman State Technical University, Moscow, Russia
Info: This provides an opportunity for well motivated students and other interested people from around the world to go to Russia to visit the key parts of the Russian Space Program. UKSEDS organises a trip for participants from the UK. They meet up with other students from around the world including Russia, at the Youth Space Centre, run by Bauman Moscow State Technical University. The workshop takes them through the historical aspects of the Space Race from the Russian perspective and introduces them to the state of the art in space exploration. They meet key figures - cosmonauts, astronauts, engineers and directors from across this whole spectrum. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: This provides an opportunity for well motivated students and other interested people from around the world to go to Russia to visit the key parts of the Russian Space Program. UKSEDS organises a trip for participants from the UK. They meet up with other students from around the world including Russia, at the Youth Space Centre, run by Bauman Moscow State Technical University. The workshop takes them through the historical aspects of the Space Race from the Russian perspective and introduces them to the state of the art in space exploration. They meet key figures - cosmonauts, astronauts, engineers and directors from across this whole spectrum. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: This is the Society’s major Forum for hearing from and talking to the experts on the Chinese/Soviet Space Programme.Would any person wishing to present a paper at the next Forum please submit a title and abstract of 50 words to the Executive Secretary by Post: 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, SW8 1SZ or Email: mail@bis-spaceflight.com (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: This is the Society’s major Forum for hearing from and talking to the experts on the Chinese/Soviet Space Programme.Would any person wishing to present a paper at the next Forum please submit a title and abstract of 50 words to the Executive Secretary by Post: 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, SW8 1SZ or Email: mail@bis-spaceflight.com (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Belgirate, Italy
Info: A wide colonization plan shall be drawn, seeking the collaboration and fair competition of the best and most advanced communities, on planet Earth. Industrial communities, not only scientific ones, to build a wide choral effort, to encourage and help the individuals and the companies which want to undertake in Space Tourism, Astronautic innovative Technologies, Moon Exploration and Industrialization, Asteroids raw materials exploitation.
Info: A wide colonization plan shall be drawn, seeking the collaboration and fair competition of the best and most advanced communities, on planet Earth. Industrial communities, not only scientific ones, to build a wide choral effort, to encourage and help the individuals and the companies which want to undertake in Space Tourism, Astronautic innovative Technologies, Moon Exploration and Industrialization, Asteroids raw materials exploitation.
Location: The Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Info: Discussions at the Symposium will focus on formulating specific projects that can lead to major progress in the near future, using new observational and modelling tools. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Discussions at the Symposium will focus on formulating specific projects that can lead to major progress in the near future, using new observational and modelling tools. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Burlington House, London, United Kingdom (map)
Info: Dr Chris Lintott, co-presenter of the 'Sky at Night', STFC Science and Society Fellow and researcher at the University of Oxford, will tell the story of the Hubble Space Telescope. In August, astronauts aboard the space shuttle Atlantis will carry out one of the most difficult repairs in history, with the aim of restoring the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to full working order. Since its launch in 1990, HST has overcome the problem of its flawed mirror to produce a multitude of important scientific discoveries. This lecture will tell its story, and look forward to discoveries still to be made.
Info: Dr Chris Lintott, co-presenter of the 'Sky at Night', STFC Science and Society Fellow and researcher at the University of Oxford, will tell the story of the Hubble Space Telescope. In August, astronauts aboard the space shuttle Atlantis will carry out one of the most difficult repairs in history, with the aim of restoring the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to full working order. Since its launch in 1990, HST has overcome the problem of its flawed mirror to produce a multitude of important scientific discoveries. This lecture will tell its story, and look forward to discoveries still to be made.
Location: Vienna, Austria
Info: In 1958, shortly after the launching of the first artificial satellite, the General Assembly decided to establish an ad hoc Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, with 18 members, in order to consider: the activities and resources of the United Nations, the specialized agencies and other international bodies relating to the peaceful uses of outer space; international cooperation and programmes in the field that could appropriately be undertaken under United Nations auspices; organizational arrangements to facilitate international cooperation in the field within the framework of the United Nations; and legal problems which might arise in programmes to explore outer space. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: In 1958, shortly after the launching of the first artificial satellite, the General Assembly decided to establish an ad hoc Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, with 18 members, in order to consider: the activities and resources of the United Nations, the specialized agencies and other international bodies relating to the peaceful uses of outer space; international cooperation and programmes in the field that could appropriately be undertaken under United Nations auspices; organizational arrangements to facilitate international cooperation in the field within the framework of the United Nations; and legal problems which might arise in programmes to explore outer space. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: Members of the British Interplanetary Society have the opportunity to attend a lecture on the history of the space displays at the Science Museum and then enjoy a guided tour of its present Exploring Space Gallery with Doug Millard, Senior Curator of Space Technology. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Members of the British Interplanetary Society have the opportunity to attend a lecture on the history of the space displays at the Science Museum and then enjoy a guided tour of its present Exploring Space Gallery with Doug Millard, Senior Curator of Space Technology. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Rapallo, Italy
Info: Aims to foster an open exchange among different astronomical communities by placing in juxtaposition, for the first time, low-redshift observational astronomers and observational cosmologists, as well as observers and theoreticians. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Aims to foster an open exchange among different astronomical communities by placing in juxtaposition, for the first time, low-redshift observational astronomers and observational cosmologists, as well as observers and theoreticians. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Marseilles, France
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July 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
3 July 2008. Royal Aeronautical Society: What is Needed to Extend Life Permanently Beyond Earth?Location: London, United Kingdom
Info: Lecture by Elon Musk, Owner and CEO, SpaceX. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: Lecture by Elon Musk, Owner and CEO, SpaceX. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Granada, Spain
Info: The Summer School is for school teachers interested in astronomy even if they only have limited knowledge in this field. The Summer School is not aimed at experts. The preliminary theme of this Summer School is "Teaching Astronomy at the beginning of the 21st century".
Info: The Summer School is for school teachers interested in astronomy even if they only have limited knowledge in this field. The Summer School is not aimed at experts. The preliminary theme of this Summer School is "Teaching Astronomy at the beginning of the 21st century".
Location: ESTEC, Noordwijk, Netherlands
Info: The SSDW provides an opportunity for the multidisciplinary conceptual design of space stations and other space infrastructures, in particular with interest towards human exploration of the Earth-Moon-Mars space. The workshop is intended to introduce students to conceptual design in a multinational, interactive, team-centred environment. See also the thread on Forums.(Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The SSDW provides an opportunity for the multidisciplinary conceptual design of space stations and other space infrastructures, in particular with interest towards human exploration of the Earth-Moon-Mars space. The workshop is intended to introduce students to conceptual design in a multinational, interactive, team-centred environment. See also the thread on Forums.(Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Rozhen, Bulgaria
Info: The Summer School is for school teachers interested in astronomy even if they only have limited knowledge in this field. The Summer School is not aimed at experts. The preliminary theme of this Summer School is " Teaching Astronomy at the beginning of the 21st century".
Info: The Summer School is for school teachers interested in astronomy even if they only have limited knowledge in this field. The Summer School is not aimed at experts. The preliminary theme of this Summer School is " Teaching Astronomy at the beginning of the 21st century".
Location: University of Cambridge Institute of Astronomy
Info: Participation will be strictly by invitation only. Topics covered in the conference will include: Black holes and strong gravity; Stellar and supermassive black holes; Accretion and jet physics; Obscuration, galaxies and the X-ray background; Galaxy clusters; AGN feedback in clusters; Cosmology; The future of X-ray astronomy
Info: Participation will be strictly by invitation only. Topics covered in the conference will include: Black holes and strong gravity; Stellar and supermassive black holes; Accretion and jet physics; Obscuration, galaxies and the X-ray background; Galaxy clusters; AGN feedback in clusters; Cosmology; The future of X-ray astronomy
Location: Khalili Lecture Theatre of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London, United Kingdom
Info: The main speaker is Dr Chris Davis (Rutherford Appleton Lab.) - "STEREO and the Sun". Additional speakers will include Ian Morison, on "Fun with Refractors". (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The main speaker is Dr Chris Davis (Rutherford Appleton Lab.) - "STEREO and the Sun". Additional speakers will include Ian Morison, on "Fun with Refractors". (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: Keele University, Keele, United Kingdom
Info: IAU Symposium 256 is dedicated to all aspects of Magellanic Cloud research, .including the Magellanic Bridge, Stream and Leading Arms (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: IAU Symposium 256 is dedicated to all aspects of Magellanic Cloud research, .including the Magellanic Bridge, Stream and Leading Arms (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: After the success of the Three Ways to Mars evening held by the Society last October the Society is now planning a full one-day event on 30 July 2008, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm. The morning session will be an extended ‘Three Ways’ talk with Bob Parkinson, Mark Hempsell and Alan Bond followed by a discussion session. The afternoon session will focus on living and working on Mars. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: After the success of the Three Ways to Mars evening held by the Society last October the Society is now planning a full one-day event on 30 July 2008, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm. The morning session will be an extended ‘Three Ways’ talk with Bob Parkinson, Mark Hempsell and Alan Bond followed by a discussion session. The afternoon session will focus on living and working on Mars. (Add to Google Calendar)
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August 2008 (add/edit event - how to add events)
5 to 14 August. European Association for Astronomy Education: International Astronomical Summer School (for advanced)Location: Rozhen, Bulgaria
Info: The Summer School is for school teachers interested in astronomy even if they only have limited knowledge in this field. The Summer School is not aimed at experts. The preliminary theme of this Summer School is "Teaching Astronomy at the beginning of the 21st century".
Info: The Summer School is for school teachers interested in astronomy even if they only have limited knowledge in this field. The Summer School is not aimed at experts. The preliminary theme of this Summer School is "Teaching Astronomy at the beginning of the 21st century".
Location: Oslo, Norway
Info: Session PIP-06 is "Origin and evolution of the Moon," a multi-disciplinary session that touches on formation of the Moon by a giant impact, remote sensing and surface geology, lunar geophysics and related experimental petrology, and sample work.
Info: Session PIP-06 is "Origin and evolution of the Moon," a multi-disciplinary session that touches on formation of the Moon by a giant impact, remote sensing and surface geology, lunar geophysics and related experimental petrology, and sample work.
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1 September 2008 to 6 September 2008. Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics: Third International Symposium "UNIVERSAT-2008: University Satellites in Space Sciences Education"Location: Moscow State University, Zvenigorod, Russia
Info: The UNIVERSAT-2008 will cover a wide variety of topics centered around the theme "UNIVERSITY SATELLITES IN SPACE SCIENCES EDUCATION", and is meant to inform the entire university and space-interested community on the new initiatives and university satellites projects in space science and technology education. (Add to Google Calendar)
Info: The UNIVERSAT-2008 will cover a wide variety of topics centered around the theme "UNIVERSITY SATELLITES IN SPACE SCIENCES EDUCATION", and is meant to inform the entire university and space-interested community on the new initiatives and university satellites projects in space science and technology education. (Add to Google Calendar)
Location: BIS Headquarters, 27/29 South Lambeth Rd, London, United Kingdom
Info: Admission is by ticket, available to Corporate Members (ie Fellows of the Society) only, who should apply in good time enclosing a stamped addressed envelope. (
Info: Admission is by ticket, available to Corporate Members (ie Fellows of the Society) only, who should apply in good time enclosing a stamped addressed envelope. (