Lecture venue

The Maxwell Building, University of Salford, The Crescent, Salford, (Level 1 Lecture Theatre, Room 115)

Salford Observatory Chaseley Field, Chaseley Road, Salford (entrance opposite number 12)

Telephone Kate Crawford 07590837359

Visitors are welcome at our open nights and lectures. The lectures are arranged by The Salford Astronomical Society and are not connected with The University of Salford.

From the beginning of May until the end of August 2010 weekly meetings take place (including the monthly public open night on the 1st Wednesday of the month) at the Salford Observatory. During this period there are no lectures at the University of Salford.

2009

September

2 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

09 7.30pm Opening Night: The Universe on a Supercomputer by Victor Debattista at The University of Salford

16 8pm Observatory meeting

23 8pm Observatory meeting

30 8pm Observatory meeting

October

7 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

14 7.30pm To see the beginning of time by Andrew Lound, at The University of Salford

21 8pm Observatory meeting

28 8pm Observatory meeting

November

4 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

11 7.30pm Gravitational lenses, dark matter and how galaxies formed by Neil Jackson at The University of Salford

18 8pm Observatory meeting

25 8pm Observatory meeting

December

2 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

9 8pm Observatory meeting

16 7.30pm How the telescope transformed human understanding by Dr Allan Chapman, Honorary President and member of Salford Astronomical Society, at The University of Salford

Christmas and New Year

2010

January

6 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

Cancelled 13 7.30pm When Galaxies Collide by Richard de Grijs, at The University of Salford

20 8pm Observatory meeting

27 8pm Observatory meeting

February

3 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

10 7.30pm Panspermia. Science Fiction and Science Fact by Dr Terence Kee, at The University of Salford

17 8pm Observatory meeting

24 8pm Observatory meeting

March

3 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

10 7.30pm Deciphering Eta Carinae by Dr Julian Pittard at The University of Salford

17 8pm Observatory meeting

24 8pm Observatory meeting

31 8pm Observatory meeting

April

7 7.30pm Public Open Night at the Observatory

14 7.30pm To be confirmed at The University of Salford

21 8pm Observatory meeting

28 7.30pm AGM at The University of Salford

How the telescope transformed human understanding

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