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An X-ray space telescope is, right now, revealing the nature of stars, blackholes, dark matter and so much more. We just can't simulate extreme physics like this in a lab, but the Universe can It has fuel for 10+ yrs, but it's facing the axe. How to help: savechandra.org

From Bush House today, the new KCL radio telescope built by the excellent KCL Physics group. It's a horn of aluminium foil, cardboard, and a little copper wire antenna. Excited to have detected the 21 cm line (1420.4 MHz) from the Milky Way !

“Solar eclipses have been recorded for millennia across the world and remain an exciting experience.” Senior Lecturer Dr Jeff Grube (Jeff Grube) from KCL Physics discusses the total solar eclipse happening across North America today. #KingsQs🧵⬇️

Last chance to book - STEM Lectures for Schools at KCL Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences starts next week! Join Dr Jeff Grube to explore the amazing science used to explore and understand our universe. Ideal for secondary students. 🎟️Free! 📌King's Strand Campus 🗓️Tue 23/04 16:00 kcl.ac.uk/events/discove…

Fantastic event last night at KCL Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences with Jeff Grube - the first of our STEM Lectures for Schools Series! Loads more talks to come - next up is Luca Viganò on 21 May. Check out the full programme: kcl.ac.uk/stem-lectures-…

We are thrilled that this year's speaker for the Higgs Lecture is none other than Professor Jocelyn Bell Burnell!🌟 🎙️Bursts, bangs and things that go bump in the night 📅 Wed 5 June ⏰18.00 – 19.00 📍Bush House Register ⬇️ loom.ly/iij-p_0

Has any bit of London been quite so comprehensively transformed by pedestrianisation as this bit of Strand?

Still some Tickets for the Higgs Lecture given by Jocelyn Bell Burnell tomorrow here at King's College London eventbrite.co.uk/e/higgs-lectur…

Job in King's CHOSTM/History! kcl.ac.uk/jobs/089145-le…

Love a mystery? So do we. Astronomers recently looked at 13 years of Fermi data, expecting to see the effects of our solar system’s motion through the universe. Instead they saw something totally different … and are still puzzled over it. More: go.nasa.gov/3Xk25eu

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If you are at WOMAD tomorrow and Sunday, you can stop by the World of Physics area from 10am to lunchtime and use telescopes with Malcolm Fairbairn and myself. We're listed in the line-up as Daytime Astronomy. Thanks to Kaj Siebert for organizing.

thankfully the weather at WOMAD UK has been lovely, and looking forward to tomorrow (Sunday) from 10am to 1pm for more radio telescope fun.

Big queue to see the sun through a solar telescope WOMAD UK today.... Jeff Grube also detecting radio waves from the Milky Way

You may have heard that tonight is your chance to see a rare 'blue supermoon'. A reminder that: - The term 'Blue Moon' was invented in 1937 and has no astronomical significance. - Supermoons look just like any other Full Moon - Looking at the full Moon is always fabulous!

A rare blue supermoon promises to brighten UK’s skies tonight.🌕 But what is it and how does it happen? Senior Lecturer Dr Jeff Grube (Jeff Grube) from KCL Physics explains #KingsQs🧵🔽