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Final Program for APS
The final program for the APS conference has now been released! It is now available on the APS2015 Conference page. As you will see it is a very full program. I look forward to catching up with you in a few days.
New Program for APS Conference
A new program for the APS Conference is now available on the APS2015 Conference page. This one page program now replaces the draft program contained in the APS2015 Schedule. As you will see the program is jam packed, making this one … Continue reading
Orange Planetarium needs your help!
Over the last year, our project to build a planetarium in Orange NSW has taken many twists and turns. Most have centred around cost, as you might expect. The good news is that Orange City Council wants to build a … Continue reading
APS2015 Registration now open
A new page has been added to the APS website today dedicated to the APS2015 conference. This page will provide the most up to date information on the conference. Which means you will no longer need to hunt through individual … Continue reading
APS2015 fast approaching
The APS2015 conference is now only a few weeks away, and I for one, am eagerly looking forward to it. Jeff Harris the manager of the SciTech Planetarium has put together a really great schedule which you can find here … Continue reading
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2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here's an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 5,800 times in 2014. If it were a NYC subway … Continue reading
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UNSW Physics Outreach 2014 Highlights
We’ve had another successful year! Total number of public talks: 7 The number of workshops: 76 Estimate number of participants: 3500 Hopefully, inspiring the next generation of scientists: priceless! UNSW Physics Outreach Snapshot 2014
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Murder on the International Space Station
“Looking for more Space in your life? Wanting to escape the gravity of your daily grind? Need to put your relationship into a new orbit? Is it time to put some flair into your life? You have come to the … Continue reading
Vatican Observatory Astronomer Visit
It was a pleasure to have Brother Guy Consolmagno of the Vatican Observatory Foundation call in this evening at the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium and present a special session in the Cosmic Skydome. He related how the friends of the night … Continue reading
Sliding Spring Observatory turns 50
**Published on behalf of Jamie Maslen (Planetarium Education Group) The Sliding Springs Observatory (SSO) held its annual StarFest event on the 3-5 October this year. It is now 50 years since the observatory opened in 1964. As part of the … Continue reading