How astronomy freed the computer from its chains: 2009 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science
John O’Sullivan Nearly a billion people use John O’Sullivan’s invention every day. When you use a WiFi network—at home, in […]
John O’Sullivan Nearly a billion people use John O’Sullivan’s invention every day. When you use a WiFi network—at home, in […]
The international highlight this month is the Galilean Nights, when amateur and professional astronomers around the globe take to the streets and point their telescopes to the wonders that Galileo observed 400 years ago. This event is another chance to take astronomy to the streets, to the parks, or to anywhere, really.
Back home, local highlights include:
Tamara Davis University of Queensland / University of Copenhagen In 1998 astronomers made an astonishing discovery-the expansion of the Universe
Welcome to my June bulletin for the International Year of Astronomy in Australia. There are over 30 events around Australia
Welcome to my June bulletin for the International Year of Astronomy in Australia. There are over 30 events around Australia
Issued on behalf of Helen Sim, IYA Welcome to my May bulletin for the International Year of Astronomy in Australia.
Issued on behalf of Helen Sim, IYA Welcome to my May bulletin for the International Year of Astronomy in Australia.
Issued by Sue Nelson, Quick Thinking Communications for IYA One of the major cornerstone events of the UN-designated International Year
On Thursday 2 April we start 100 Hours of Astronomy, one of the cornerstone events of the IYA. 100 Hours
Welcome to my regular bulletin about the 2009 International Year of Astronomy. There are more than 60 events over the