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| Subject: | [Infofassocs] GoSpaceWatch August Online meeting |
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| Date: | Sat, 25 Jul 2020 13:09:54 +0100 |
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Dear all
Attached is
the latest information about GoSpaceWatch next online
presentation that your members may be interested in.
This is an
online Zoom meeting on Wednesday August 19th, 2020 at 19:30
to 21:30 (BST)
Tickets on
Sale now from Helm Tickets at https://bit.ly/3j2EecB
or visit our website the GoSpaceWatch website at www.gospacewatch.co.uk.
All the best
Martin
Martin
Baker
Webmaster
Federation of Astronomical Societies
About
the Lecture:
Remote Telescopes for Public and Educational use. How to
gain access to telescopes and observatories across the globe
for private use and for teachers / STEM Ambassadors to use
in the classroom. The talk also covers where you can find
FREE Data from Space Probes etc that you can process for
yourself.
Tickets
on Sale now at Helm
Tickets.
NGC
7635: Faulkes Telescope Project: Pete Williamson FRAS
Tickets
on Sale now at Helm
Tickets.
About
the Speaker: I embarked on my astronomical journey in 1967
when I started Hagley RC Secondary School and noticed
an observatory in a garden near the school playing fields in
the village of Churchill Worcestershire.
After several attempts of knocking on the door of the owner
and being told to go away I was eventually allowed in to
take a look. The observatory was owned by Mr Brian Manning a
noted discoverer of asteroids (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_G._W._Manning)
who then took me under his wing along with my good friend
Rowland Hill (deceased).
We
joined the Kidderminster Astronomical Society where I had to
a travel 46 miles round trip by bus to the meetings, I was
now 11 years old and very keen to observe and learn. My
Grandfather bought me a 2″ Tasco Refractor for starters and
at the age of 12 years old I went on to build my own 6″
Reflector grinding my own mirrors, building the skeleton
tube and butchering a microscope for an eyepiece.
The
complete biography for Pete can be found here
Tickets
on Sale now at Helm
Tickets.
Note:
the Kidderminster Astronomical Society Pete describes does
not exist now, but there is a modern Astronomy group in
Kidderminster called the Carolian
Astronomy Society. Their website can be
found here.
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