This Wednesday we have a real treat Emma will be joining us to give a talk entitled “The James Webb Space Telescope: A new eye on the distant Universe”. You’ll hear about JWST being a time machine. Emma will talk about what we have learned about galaxies in the early Universe thanks to the Hubble and Spitzer space telescopes and why we need JWST. It’ll give us a better view of early galaxies, and will probe further back in time than any instrument has gone before.
Dr Emma Curtis-Lake is an STFC Webb fellow, based at the University of Hertfordshire. She is working within a team that has hundreds of hours of JWST time to probe the distant, and early Universe. Throughout her career, she has predominantly used Hubble to research how galaxies grow and evolve, especially in the early Universe, and has been anxiously awaiting JWST as it’s really going to transform our knowledge! Fingers crossed it all works
Hi All This week welcome back to the club Mr Bill Barton FRAS. Bill describes the "Biggest telescope in the World" in the period 1845-1917. It covers the telescope's planning, construction, use and de
Hi All This week we have an outside speaker Peter Bull MBE talking about "How the Universe works" . Peter has over twenty five years presenting the Universe to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. H
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