Brian May, (Instagram, October 27, 2021)
—Bang!!: The Complete History of the Universe: The Long-Awaited Update to the Bestselling Guide to the Cosmos, Brian May, Patrick Moore, Chris Lintott, Hannah Wakeford (2021 - 2006 originally)
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Brian May, (Instagram, October 27, 2021)
—Bang!!: The Complete History of the Universe: The Long-Awaited Update to the Bestselling Guide to the Cosmos, Brian May, Patrick Moore, Chris Lintott, Hannah Wakeford (2021 - 2006 originally)
Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram of Famous Astronomers
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Totally Random Non-Fiction Tuesday
Scientists definitely like to have this air of ‘Discovery’ that is planned out and is a result of study and perseverance, etc. And, I mean, a ton of it is. But, this book gave a look into a lot of the very early scientists and how much some amazing discoveries in Astronomy were based on a ton of guesswork instead.
I sorta didn’t realise just how much luck sorta plays into Astronomy, but, it does make sense. If the Astronomer is looking even a degree or half a degree wrong at the time that something humongous happens, whoops, what happened? Nothing happened. It makes stuff like how tons and tons and tons of scientists were watching the Eclipse this past year. The more people who can watch different parts, the more science can take luck out of it. A really interesting book and look at Astronomy.
You may like this book If you Liked: At the Edge of Time by Dan Hooper, The Irresistible Attraction of Gravity by Luciano Rezzolla, or Astronomical by Tim James
Accidental Astronomy: How Random Discoveries Shape the Science of Space by Chris Lintott
Lecture opportunity
You are invited to join Zooniverse co-PIs Dr. Chris Lintott and Dr. Laura Trouille at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago for “A Universe of Surprises,” part of the Adler’s ongoing Kavli fulldome lecture series. If you’re in the Chicago area Nov. 1st and/or 2nd, you’ll be able to experience the lecture first-hand in the Adler’s state-of-the-art Grainger Sky Theater, but you can also participate live…
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Supernova Sighting is Back! We're very excited to announce the return of Supernova Sighting today as part of ABC Stargazing Live!
Chris on the Cricket
Chris on the Cricket
As well as being in charge of the Zooniverse, Chris Lintott is also host of the long-running TV show The Sky at Night, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. Another popular BBC programme celebrating its diamond anniversary this year is Radio 4’s Test Match Special. On Saturday Chris was invited on to TMS as their guest for the View from the Boundary feature, where he was asked all…
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Zooniverse at Bluedot 2017
Zooniverse at Bluedot 2017
The Zooniverse was again present at Bluedot Festival this year, where the team had an absolutely fantastic time engaging with hundreds of members of the public, chatting to the other researchers who were there presenting their science, and watching many fantastic live acts including Pixies, Soulwax, Alt-J, and of course our own Prof. Chris Lintott (well they were my favourites anyway). To…
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