Posts tagged with ‘Black holes’
Black holes and the dark universe: Science Public Lecture Series
In this series of talks, given by three successive holders of Leverhulme Trust Research Leadership Awards at Nottingham, we will explore how we can study cosmological mysteries, even if we *cannot* observe them directly.
Tags: Astrophysics, Black holes, cosmos, dark energy, dark matter, Physics
Science Public Lecture Series: Tens of thousands of galaxies at a glance
In this talk, Meghan will tell the story of how some chance weather on a mountaintop in Chile led to the work that would take up the next 15 years of her career.
Tags: astronomy, Black holes, dark matter, galaxies, science public lecture series, space, universe
How do we see black holes?
The Penrose Institute and School of Mathematical Sciences present a public lecture from Sir Roger Penrose and Prof Ivette Fuentes, providing insights into cosmology and gravitational wave detection.
Tags: Black holes, Faculty of Science, Mathematical Physics, Professor Ivette Fuentes, Sir Roger Penrose