PREVIOUS LECTURES - GWYNEDD ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
Dec 1983 P Curtis Dark matter
Jan 1984 B Jones News from the observatories
Feb D Evans The Moon
Jan 1986 R Paganuzzi X-ray astronomy
Dec P Curtis Photographic and visual observation
Jan 1987 R Smith Venus
Feb J Thompson The Radio Universe
Mar P Llewellyn Magnetism and astronomy
Apr G Clark Computers and astronomy
May A Elliott Lunar occultations
Jun P Curtis Radio astronomers look at the Earth
Sep B Jones The Magellanic Clouds
Oct A Roberts Making a Small Refractor
Nov R Smith Observing Meteors
Dec P Curtis Present and Future Techniques with Large Telescopes
Feb 1988 P Curtis Life Elsewhere in the Universe
Mar R Smith The Giant Planets
Apr B Jones The Magnitude Scale
May P Llewellyn Light
Jun A Baran The Universe is One Big Plasma!
Jul P Curtis Life Elsewhere in the Universe
Sep B Jones Galaxies
Oct R Smith Astronavigation
Nov P Curtis The Temperature of the Terrestrial Planets
Dec P Llewellyn Cosmology
Jan 1989 P Curtis Active Galaxies
Feb
Mar R Smith Mercury
Apr P Curtis Comets
May P Llewellyn The Interstellar Medium
Jun J Thompson Infrared and Microwave Telescopes
Jul G Clark Stonehenge
Sep P Curtis Novae
Oct J Thompson Deep Sky Objects
Nov P Llewellyn Measuring Starlight
Dec R Smith Star-photo Quiz
Jan 1990 P Curtis Binary Stars
Feb A Roberts Computing and astronomy
Mar R Smith Apollo Moon landings
Apr A Roberts Voyager Mission to Jupiter
P Curtis Type II Supernovae
May P Llewellyn Origin of the Solar System (early theories)
Jun P Llewellyn Formation of stars and the origin of the Solar System
Jul J Thompson Galaxies
Oct J Thompson Radio astronomy
Nov P Curtis Milankovitch Cycle and Ice Ages
Dec A Roberts Eyepieces
Jan 1991 B Jones Hubble Space Telescope
Feb P Llewellyn Gravity
Mar R Smith Southern skies
Apr J Rowlands Light pollution
Jun P Curtis Pulsating variable stars
Jul P Llewellyn Spectra
Sep J Rowlands Detection of meteors with electrometers
P Curtis Observing variable stars
Oct D Fear Plate tectonics
Nov D King Observational astronomy
Dec P Curtis Life in the universe
Jan 1992 D Fear Uranus
Jan Star party
Feb P Llewellyn Black holes
Mar D Fear Viking Mission to Mars
Apr D Fear Jupiter
J Thompson Voyager Mission to Jupiter and Saturn
May B Jones COBE and the expanding universe
Jun P Curtis Astrophotography
Jul B Jones Stellar spectra
Sep P Llewellyn Measuring the distance to the planets
Oct P Curtis Dark matter
Nov J Mithan Deep sky observing
Dec B Jones Hubble Space Telescope
Jan 1993 B Jones Comets and Giotto
Feb P Curtis Eruptive variable and eclipsing binary stars
Mar P Llewellyn Origin of the universe
Apr D Fear Venus
May A Roberts Shareware astronomical computer programmes
Jun D Fear NASA's Mission to Planet Earth
Jul P Curtis Astrophotography
Sep J Thompson Computing and rocket technology
Oct D Fear Remote sensing
Nov P Curtis Measuring the Earth using radio telescopes /
The Greenhouse Effect
Dec P Llewellyn Astrophotography
Jan 1994 J Thompson Tour of the Universe
Feb R Smith Teaching astronomy to schoolchildren
Mar E Greenwood Old astronomical books
Apr P Llewellyn Adaptive optics
E Greenwood Tides
D King Motor drives for telescopes
J Thompson James Nasmyth
J Mithan Aids to observation
May P Curtis X-ray binaries
Jun J Mithan Black hole in M87
E Greenwood Comet Shoemaker-Levy
P Llewellyn NASA bulletins on the Internet
D King SOS for the Earth / Missing mass
J Thompson Deep sky objects
Jul D Fear Titan
Sep P Curtis Dark matter
Oct D Fear Shareware - Our Cosmohood / Skyglobe
Nov E Greenwood History of astronomy
J Thompson Optical devices in astronomy
D King The use of red light in astronomy
Dec D Fear CDROM - A guide to ERS-1
Jan 1995 A Roberts Binocular observation
J Mithan Extinction of the dinosaurs
D Fear ESA probe to Mercury
Feb J Thompson The Moon and Venus
Mar P Llewellyn Changing ideas about gravity
Apr E Greenwood The 1874 Transit of Venus
Apr Star party
May A Roberts Astronomical programmes for the Amiga computer
Jun J Thompson Gamma-ray astronomy
Jul D King Einstein's universe
Sep D Fear Surfaces of the Terrestrial planets
Oct J Mithan The naming of lunar features
P Llewellyn Ring lasers
E Greenwood Camera lenses and telescopes
Nov D King Shareware programmes for PC's
J Thompson Microwave astronomy
Dec P Llewellyn The colour of stars
Jan 1996 B Lewis Polaris
J Thompson The work of David Malin
Feb J Mithan Planetary nebulae
Mar Quiz
Apr D Fear The contamination of space
May A Roberts Comet Shoemaker-Levy and Jupiter
J Mithan Buckyballs
D King Bode's Law
Jun D Hughes The 1995 solar eclipse in India
J Mithan The lunar landscape
D King Images of the Universe
Jul Session on Internet
Sep D Fear FESTIP
E Greenwood Star maps
N Brown A year's observing
Oct Open day and star party
Nov D King The origin and evolution of the Solar System
Dec Quiz
Jan 1997 D Fear Meteorites in Wales
Feb Session on Internet
Mar Star party
Apr J Mithan Comets
May P Llewellyn The Sun
Jun D Fear The Apollo Missions
Jul D Fear The Ozone Layer / Mapping Venus' surface
Sep M McCormick CDROM - Northern Mars
Oct J Thompson Spectral classes
Nov Star party
Dec D King Measuring the Solar System
Jan 1998 E Greenwood Home-made spectroscopes
Feb D Fear The European Space Agency
Mar B Taylor Black holes
Apr M McCormick Quantum computing
May J Mithan Renaissance astronomers - Copernicus
Jun P Llewellyn Light
Jul J Mithan Vision and perception
E Greenwood Funding in astronomy
D Fear The Canadian space programme
T Rogers The stars
Sep D Fear The Japanese space programme
Oct E Greenwood The Sun
Nov G Williams Life and the Universe
Dec Quiz Night
Jan 1999 J Mithan Radiation and Concorde
G Williams The End of the Universe
D King Von Neumann Machines and Missing Mass
Feb E Greenwood John Jones - Welsh Astronomer
Mar Dr B Peiser Comets and Disasters in the Stone Age
Apr H Hynes Saturn
D Roberts Mars
M Wildsmith Earth
May G Williams Quasars
Jun J Mithan Tycho Brahe
Jul D Fear Using Space Technology in Harsh Terrestrial and Marine Environments
Sep P Llewellyn Accelerating Expansion in the Universe
- A Revolution in Cosmology
Oct D King Variable Stars
Nov E Greenwood Jupiter
Dec Quiz Night
Jan 2000 Star Party
Feb E Greenwood James Nasmyth
Mar G Bryans Cepheid Variable Stars
Apr Tour of D King's homebuilt observatory
May J Mithan Kepler
Jun B Lewis The Planets
Jul P Llewellyn Big Telescopes
Sep J Rowlands A North Wales Observatory
Oct D Fear The Astronomical Legacy of Genghis Khan
Nov E Greenwood Edmund Halley
Dec Quiz Night
Jan 2001 D King Charles Messier
Feb G Williams The International Space Station
Mar D Fear The Tharsis Bulge
Apr P Llewellyn Gravitational Astronomy
May Equipment viewing night
Jun J Thompson The Centre of our Galaxy
Jul J Mithan Globular clusters
Sep D Fear Meteorites
Oct D King M42
Nov Quiz Night
Dec Astronomy in Wales video
Jan 2002 G Williams The Oort Cloud
Feb E Greenwood Navigation, Life and Space Travel
Mar P Llewellyn Cosmic Background Radiation and Quintessence
Apr D King The Structure of the Sun
May J Mithan Open clusters
Jun D Fear Ancient Celtic and Welsh Astronomy
Jul D King The Earth's orbit
J Thompson The Yerkes Refractor
J Mithan The Astronomical slate carvings of Dyffryn Ogwen
E Greenwood Timekeeping and Astronomy
Sep S Reid Telescopes, a septic tank, and the national press!
Oct B Woosnam A history of Tal telescopes
Nov J Thompson Mysteries of deep space
Dec Quiz
Jan 2003 Members forum
Feb J Thompson Meteors
Mar B Woosnam Astrophotography
Apr D King The Moon
May R Derbyshire Eclipse in Zimbabwe
Jun P Llewellyn A home made magnetometer
Jul D Fear The Kuiper Belt
Sep E Greenwood Astrology and the beginnings of astronomy
Oct G Williams T Tauri stars
Nov B Woosnam CCD Imaging/A visit to Patrick Moore's observatory
Dec Quiz
Jan 2004 S Reid Planetary atmospheres
Feb D Smith Optics
Mar E Greenwood Transit of Venus
Apr P Llewellyn Spectroscopy
May D Fear The space programmes of less-developed countries
Jun J Mithan Ancient astronomers
Jul A Nourse NASA missions and spacecraft
Sep T Radford An introduction to radio astronomy
Oct J Thompson Lunar occultations
Nov D King Moons
Dec Quiz
Jan 2005 G Williams ET's home planet
Feb Star party
Mar D Smith The development of the astronomical telescope
Apr P Llewellyn Dark matter and energy
May S Reid Galaxies
Jun D Fear Astrobiology
Jun Star party
Jul J Mithan Star maps
Sep N Brown The influence of celestial bodies on plants
Oct B Woosnam Asteroids
Oct Star party
Nov J Lapington Topical developments in optical, ultraviolet and x-ray astronomy
Dec Quiz
Jan 2006 G Willliams Supernovae
Feb J Mithan The Webb Society (Rev. TW Webb)
L Oldfield Saturn V rockets
E Greenwood The measurement of time
D King Iridium flares
D Bennett Advances in communication
J Thompson Eyepieces
Mar no meeting (adverse weather)
Apr D King Towards better seeing
May S Reid Webcameras and astronomy
Jun P Llewelyn Aurorae
Jul D Fear Spirit and Opportunity – the Martian rovers
Sep D Fear Ancient Chinese astronomy
Oct L Oldfield Cassini, Huygens and Saturn
Nov N Brown The influence of celestial bodies on animals
Dec Quiz
Jan 2007 D Fear COROT space telescope
D King An demonstration of a Philips’ Patent Orrery
G Williams The reversal of the Earth’s magnetic field
J Mithan False Moon landings – a pictorial exhibition
P Llewelyn An update on the search for dark matter
Feb J Lapington SWIFT and Gamma Ray Bursters
Mar D King Einstein’s Universe
Apr G Williams Black Holes
May D Fear Radio telescopes
Jun J Thompson Exhibition of astronomical equipment
Jul J Mithan The Moon
Sep S Reid The history of Pluto as a planet
Oct P Llewelyn Cosmic jets
Nov D Fear Archaeoastronomy
Dec B Woosnam Operating the Faulkes telescope
Jan 2008 J Thompson Kielder star party
D Bennett Hubblecasts
Feb D Bennett Journey to Palomar
Mar G Williams Measurement in Astronomy
Apr Question and answer session
May D King Daytime astronomy
Jun E Greenwood Uses for lenses in Astronomy
Jul D Fear Long term climate change on Earth
Sep J Mithan Space medicine
Oct S Reid Building a 16” Dobsonian telescope
Nov B Lewis Meteoroids and meteors
D Bennett Birth of the Universe
Dec D Fear Space elevators
Jan 2009 G Williams Interstellar material
Feb D Fear Where in the Universe quiz
H Pritchard Superlatives in the Universe
J Mithan Comet Lulin
Mar 2009 N Brown Evolution and the beginning of life on Earth
Apr S Reid Tricolour imaging
May B Woosnam History of astronomy
Jun D Fear Spin offs from space research
Jul B Woosnam Solar observing
Sep J Mithan Science fiction
Oct G Williams Extra-solar planetary systems
Nov S Reid One man and his Dob – observing from the summit of Snowdon
Dec Informal discussion
Jan 2010 J Thompson The Sun
Feb J Thompson Patrick Moore’s introduction to astronomy
Feb Star party
Mar D Hopkins/I Stokes Solar Suite
Apr J Mithan Deep sky observing
May S Reid Mars
Jun D Smith Hubble Space Telescope
Jul D Fear Optical Atmospheric phenomena
Sep G Williams Why hasn’t ET called yet?
Oct D Fear Salty geysers on Enceladus
J Thompson Book review of ‘A zeptospace odyssey’
G Williams Magnetic field reversals
J Mithan Quiz
Nov J Thompson The history and observation of double stars
Dec D Fear The life and work of the Rev. Dr. Nevil Maskelyne
Jan 2011 J Mithan Open star clusters
Feb G Williams The inner core of the Sun
Mar S Reid Models of the Solar System
Apr DW Jones Astrobiology
May D Fear Structure of the Universe
Jun B Woosnam Stone Circles and astronomy
Jul H Mithan Geology of Mars
Sep H Mithan Geology of Venus
Oct D Jones Coronal mass ejections
Nov D Fear The Mercury programme
Dec Quiz
Jan 2012 DW Jones Babylonian astronomy
Feb G Williams The outer core of the Sun
Mar D Fear ‘Oh my God’ and Fly’s Eye – Cosmic Rays
Apr J Mithan Mediaeval astronomy
May D Jones Dark matter and energy
Jun Dr A Glover Space weather and the Sun/Earth connection
Jul DW Jones Hubble Space Telescope
Sep Quiz
Oct N Brown Poetry and astronomy
Nov DW Jones Kepler Space Telescope
Dec G Williams The photosphere of the Sun
Jan 2013 D Jones Measurement in astronomy
Feb W Gash Pulsars / Work experience in Jodrell Bank Observatory
Mar D Fear Water in the Universe 1
Apr DW Jones Hebrew Astronomy
May D Fear Water in the Universe 2
Jun J Mithan Double and multiple stars
Jul G Williams The Sun's corona
Sep H Mithan What makes planets habitable?
Oct D Jones Extreme objects
Nov D Fear Women in astronomy
Dec Doug Jones An ordinary piece of sky
Jan 2014 M Akesson The development of Sun-like stars
Feb 1st Star party Treborth Botanical Gardens
Feb D Fear Tides
Mar D Jones True and artificial gravity
Apr M Akesson The development of larger stars
May B Woosnam Solar observing
Jun N Brown The University of North Wales Museum collections
location – Brambell Building, Ffordd Deiniol, Bangor
Jul M Akesson The development of the largest stars
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