Cambridge University Astronomy
Public astronomy talks and livestreams explore space research, including black holes, galaxies, planets, and cosmology.
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89 minStaring into the heart of darkness: from theory to the direct imaging of black holes856 views · 5 months ago
35 minAnomaly Detection for the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence488 views · 7 months ago
108 minBetween the stellar and the supermassive: the intriguing life of intermediate-mass black holes301 views · 7 months ago
46 minWomen in Astronomy276 views · 7 months ago
54 minCosmic census: counting galaxies (and identifying problems)3.3K views · 7 months ago
46 minMeet the Neighbours: the 10 closest stars and their planets438 views · 8 months ago
43 minInto the Rubinverse: Exploring the Solar System with the Vera C. Rubin Observatory479 views · 8 months ago
45 minAre the Stars Far Away, or Just Really Small?581 views · 8 months ago
39 minListening to the Universe with gravitational waves305 views · 8 months ago
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- learning about astronomy research
- exploring space topics with public lectures
- asking astronomers questions live
Welcome to Cambridge University's official astronomy channel! Do you like space? Us too! We even make videos about it! Check out our playlists 'Astronomy for all ages' and 'Public Astronomy Talks' . Or join our livestreams to Ask some Astronomers... anything! We have videos made by astronomers for anyone and everyone interested in learning something about space. Curious to read more about astronomy research? Take a look at all the astronomy departments in Cambridge: The Institute of Astronomy: www.ast.cam.ac.uk, The Kavli Institute for Cosmology: www.kicc.cam.ac.uk, Cavendish Astrophysics: www.astro.phy.cam.ac.uk Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics: www.damtp.cam.ac.uk. Then go outside, and look up!
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