You can also attend the virtual talk for free but would need to book the Open Dome VIRTUAL event to receive the link details. If you are underage or an NTU student there is no charge. You are currently booking to attend in person (including observatory and planetarium tour with possible observations) and will need to purchase a £5 ticket for the event. This will allow a flexible way of attending. This event is taking place as a hybrid event on NTU campus. While attending, you consent to filming, photography, and sound recording – which may include you as a member of the audience – and its use in publication or advertising distribution, either printed or online, without payment or copyright. This is the rescheduled Open Dome talk from November 2022.īooking is required for this event while attending in person. Join Carolyn Kennett (author of the recently published Uranus and Neptune by Kosmos) in her talk Uranus and Neptune where she will tell the story of the two icy worlds, from their formation to discovery and why it is critical that we visit them to study them in more depth. As the least explored of all the planets they are both overdue dedicated missions to unlock their secrets. Until some three decades ago, not much was known about the two outermost planets in our.
They were unknown by the ancients being discovered in 17. Uranus and Neptune, Carolyn Kennett, Reaktion Books, 2022, 40.00. Uranus and Neptune are the most distant planets in our Solar System. But what is their history and what can we learn from them.
This includes the icy gas giants Uranus and Neptune on the outskirts of our solar system. Our solar system harbours fascinating words, some of which are hardly explored.
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