We consider the possible origins of the universe, the formation of stars, galaxies and our own solar system with its planets, moons, comets and asteroids. Talks are illustrated throughout and start with comments on the night sky visible each month.
This course is designed to help you appreciate the wide range of habitats to be found in Surrey and beyond, and the wildlife that they support. All sessions will be interactive and illustrated with digital photography.
This is Year 1 of a two year course. The course is a formal, but interactive and no prior knowledge is needed. The emphasis will be on what we can see on holiday, when walking etc. Specimens, experiences and discussion will be welcome.
A course of four sessions. They will cover some elementary theory, with tips for making short-term forecasts, many photographs of cloud types and how to interpret weather maps. No previous knowledge necessary - just a healthy interest in the sky!
Presentations are made from a wide variety of subjects by members who have a special interest from their working life or an enthusiasm for other aspects of science. Short talks on current developments and more in-depth lectures give a rich variety of information.