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Planet and Moon

CAA Events

  • Euclid and the Dark Universe
    Euclid and the Dark Universe
    Fri 15 May
    Institute of Astronomy
    Come and hear Professor Benjamin Joachimi introduce Euclid and explain how we will use observations of more than a billion galaxies to discover more about how our Universe formed and evolved.
  • Quark Stars
    Quark Stars
    Fri 19 Jun
    Institute of Astronomy
    According to Wikipedia, "a quark star is a hypothetical type of compact, exotic star, where extremely high core temperature and pressure have forced nuclear particles to form quark matter, a continuous state of matter consisting of free quarks". Our Chairman, Paul Fellows BEM, will tell us more

Location: Our events are usually held at the Institute of Astronomy (IoA) or via Zoom as indicated

A map and directions to the IoA are here.

Coach trips will start from the IoA car park.

We often have a Star Party in September/October and will organise other events to coincide with any unusual astronomical occurrence, such as an eclipse or a bright comet.

You can join our mailing list for reminders here...

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