Extreme Astronomy
Dr. Robin Barnard reveals the way that astronomers hunt for black holes, exploding stars and other extremes of astronomy Dr Robin Barnard.First published on Wed, 04 Aug 2004 as Extreme Astronomy. To...
View ArticleThe Cosmos: A Beginner's Guide - Violent universe
Until quite recently the night sky seemed cold and calm and never changing - but not any more. In this programme we’ll show you the dramatic events happening right now, from the edge of the universe to...
View ArticleSupernovae
The objects left behind by supernovae explosions are interesting in their own right. Here we look at manifestations of neutron stars, in particular the observations of X-ray binary stars Professor...
View Article60 Second Adventures In Astronomy: Supernovae
Learn how all the elements in the Universe were formed, and where, exactly, your favourite silver necklace comes. First published on Wed, 19 Dec 2012 as 60 Second Adventures In Astronomy: Supernovae ....
View ArticleSat nav for interstellar voyagers?
If you find yourself in an uncharted part of the Galaxy, how would you know which way home is? Professor Andrew Norton.First published on Thu, 02 May 2013 as Sat nav for interstellar voyagers?. To...
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