The next Society meeting, on Wednesday 26-Oct-16, includes a talk on "The Appley Bridge Meteorite" by Russel Parry who has written a book on the subject. This promises to be exciting and very interesting given the date it fell to earth and you might even get the chance to touch an object that, at 4,560 million years old, is one third the age of the universe. You can view a flyer on the subject here: 161026.RussellParry.Poster.docx [467 KB]
Please note that the meeting starts, as usual, at 7.30 PM, not as stated in the poster.
Chester Astronomical Society is one of the world's oldest scientific societies going back to 1892. It hosts public lectures by amateurs and professionals alike and arranges visits to sites of technical interest.
Monday, 17 October 2016
Friday, 30 September 2016
Rosetta's journey ends
The European Space Agency's historic Rosetta mission has concluded as planned, with the
controlled impact onto Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko of the Rosetta spacecraft. This does not mean the end of the mission as it will take years to analyse all the data it returned. Read about it at the ESA website: http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Rosetta/Mission_complete_Rosetta_s_journey_ends_in_daring_descent_to_comet
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
BAA Historical Section Meeting, Liverpool
Thursday, 7 April 2016
New link: Astro Radio
Astro Radio is an online radio station broadcasting an eclectic mix of music 24 hours per day. There are also programmes devoted to astronomical news and events with a slant on what can be seen locally. The link can be found under the OTHER LINKS section.
Friday, 18 March 2016
Joint Spring Conference: Society for the History of Astronomy and the William Herschel Society
The Society for the History of Astronomy and the William Herschel Society will hold a Joint Spring Conference on Saturday 2 April 2016 in Bath. You can download a copy of the conference programme from here: Spring Conference 2016 Flier (PDF file, 315 Kb)
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