An astronomy-related quarterly magazine with tips and observations by members.

Astronomy talk about double star research.

A short explanation An image from a video visualisation of the expanding and accelerating universe ( Credit : NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Conceptual Image Lab). By Dirk Goës BSc(CompSc) UOW, MSc(Astronomy) Swinburne About me: I have been a member of the Sydney City Skywatchers for two years. I am a member of the committee and am responsible for maintaining and improving the Skywatchers website. I recently graduated with a Master of Science (Astronomy) from Swinburn

Celebration of 130 years of astronomy

An astronomy-related quarterly magazine with tips and observations by members.

See below for my astronomy videos that I have created over the last 2-3 years. Episode 1 - Comets Episode 2 - Black Holes Episode 3 -...

In this illustrated talk mathematician, Milena Radnovic, will explore how astronomy and geometry developed together by ingenious human minds

Presented on-line via zoom Title: Weighing black holes and dark matter The supermassive black hole that resides at the center of a galaxy...

By Jeff Portelli Les Dalrymple was passionate about astronomy, and an exceptionally knowledgeable and experienced amateur astronomer. He...

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