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Time to see the universe with Brian Cox and Dara Ó Briain – it’s Stargazing LIVE!
The unlikeliest duo to teach you all about the universe and how to view it are back on our television screens this January. The second series of Stargazing LIVE is due to begin this coming Monday the 16th January 2012 on … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Further Your Knowledge, News, Space & Earth
Tagged astronomy, bbc, brian cox, dara o'briain, live, stargazing, telescope, television, tv
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Curiosity Hasn’t Killed The Rover; Curse of the Red Planet and the Latest Mars Mission
Carl discusses the latest mission to Mars, the Mars Science Laboratory, and the historically unlucky journey to the red planet most recently highlighted by the failure of the Russian Phobos-Grunt Mars probe… On Saturday the 26th November 2011, an amazing … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Space & Earth, Technology
Tagged curiosity, mars, mars500, msl, NASA, phobos-grunt, planet, red, rover
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The 11 Days of Physics and The Gift of Knowledge
Are you excited yet? It’s just over a week until Christmas day and that time where you didn’t realise you had a need for a crystal growing kit, or those festive socks that you can’t wear for at least another … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Astronomy, Carl Talks Physics, Cosmology, Nanotechnology, Space & Earth, Theoretical
Tagged christmas, galaxies, galaxy zoo, gifts, nano, nanotechnology, podcast, science, stars, universe, urn
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News: Earth’s bigger and more mysterious brother Kepler 22b
On Monday, NASA announced confirmation of a planet orbiting a star over 180 parsecs from Earth – that’s 3,000 trillion miles away! Kepler 22b is the first planet that orbits its star comfortably within the habitable zone. This is the region around … Continue reading
News: Detecting E.T. by looking for their street lights
As far as we know, Earth is the only place in the universe where life exists and indeed, flourishes. We have been fascinated with the thought of alien life for many years and within the last century even begun searching for … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, News, Space & Earth, Theoretical
Tagged alien, city, ELT, ET, exoplanet, james webb, jwst, lights, search, telescope
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News: 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics – Mystery of the Accelerating Universe
Last week the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded by the The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to three physicists for their discovery that the expansion of the universe is speeding up. Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt and Adam Riess observed supernovae (exploding stars) at … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, cosmology, nobel prize, physics, space, stars, supernovae
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