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IoACoA on Twitter

Find out "How to build a rocket" with Chris Crowe at the Institute of Astronomy Madingley Rd Cambridge Weds. 15th Feb. 7pm - all welcome
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LARES 'mirror ball' sat will test Einstein's theory - space - 08 February 2012 - New Scientist: http://t.co/2z3VuNWw via @AddThis
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NASA's Chandra Finds Milky Way's Black Hole Grazing on Asteroids - http://t.co/pInMHs6v (via @NASA)
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Public Activities at the Institute of Astronomy

Public Open Evenings at the Institute of Astronomy

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Astronomy public open evenings start 5th October

Public Open Evenings at the Institute of Astronomy

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Astronomy public open evenings start 5th October

Public Open Evenings at the Institute of Astronomy

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Astronomy public open evenings start 5th October

Public Open Evenings at the Institute of Astronomy

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Astronomy public open evenings start 5th October

Public Open Evenings at the Institute of Astronomy

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Astronomy public open evenings start 5th October

Previously at IoA...

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We have plenty of photos from our past outreach activity...

Badges

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Brownies, cubs, scouts... we can help with your Astronomy badges

Public Open Evenings

Every Wednesday 7 - 9pm through the winter season.

This years observing season has begun and will run through till March 2012.

note that we will have a break over Christmas and New Year - back again on 11th January 2012!

Talk schedule for the season with handouts

Ask an Astronomer

Ever had an astronomy question you've always wanted to know the answer to? Well now you can find out here by Asking an Astronomer!

Schools

Although we are a research department, sometimes we can help with visits to and by schools.

Badges

Doing your Astronomy or Stargazer badge? Find out how we can help.

AstroPod

The AstroPod is the official podcast from the research students at the Institute of Astronomy. Each month, the team brings you the latest news from the world of astronomy, as well as interviews with research astronomers, historical features, a look at what you can see yourself in the sky at night and of course, the world-class Astronomy Joke of the Month.

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