The Square Kilometre Array - 2020 Update - Livestream with Professor Peter Quinn
Join us every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm AWST (11:30am GMT) for a live astronomy talk from an ICRAR researcher, brought to you by ICRAR and ASTRO 3D. Want to hear about a special topic? Or from a particular researcher? Drop us a comment or ping us on social media @ICRAR (https://twitter.com/ICRAR) ICRAR acknowledges the Noongar people as the traditional custodians of the land on which this video was created. Image credits for this presentation: GLEAM radio image by Natasha Hurley-Walker (ICRAR/Curtin) and the GLEAM Team. MWA tile and landscape by Dr John Goldsmith / Celestial Visions. . SOME OTHER THINGS TO DO ONLINE WITH ICRAR Citizen Science: AstroQuest, complete quests to help Australian scientists understand how galaxies grow and evolve: https://astroquest.net.au Virtual Reality: Download the free GLEAMoscope app from Apple https://t.co/x9cpvJAWcg?amp=1 or Android https://t.co/usi8uJI54p?amp=1 and use your own headset to explore the night sky in radio colour. Augmented Reality: Download and colour in radio antennas, then use the QuiverVision app to bring them to life! https://t.co/5mFnC0cGxn?amp=1 ICRAR's website: https://www.icrar.org ASTRO 3D's website: https://astro3d.org.au Take part in the worlds largest online sustainability lesson (about light pollution) on 21st June. You could be a world record holder AND help scientists around the world map light pollution and the effects on the environment. Register: https://worldrecordlight.thinkific.com/
Join us every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm AWST (11:30am GMT) for a live astronomy talk from an ICRAR researcher, brought to you by ICRAR and ASTRO 3D. Want to hear about a special topic? Or from a particular researcher? Drop us a comment or ping us on social media @ICRAR (https://twitter.com/ICRAR) ICRAR acknowledges the Noongar people as the traditional custodians of the land on which this video was created. Image credits for this presentation: GLEAM radio image by Natasha Hurley-Walker (ICRAR/Curtin) and the GLEAM Team. MWA tile and landscape by Dr John Goldsmith / Celestial Visions. . SOME OTHER THINGS TO DO ONLINE WITH ICRAR Citizen Science: AstroQuest, complete quests to help Australian scientists understand how galaxies grow and evolve: https://astroquest.net.au Virtual Reality: Download the free GLEAMoscope app from Apple https://t.co/x9cpvJAWcg?amp=1 or Android https://t.co/usi8uJI54p?amp=1 and use your own headset to explore the night sky in radio colour. Augmented Reality: Download and colour in radio antennas, then use the QuiverVision app to bring them to life! https://t.co/5mFnC0cGxn?amp=1 ICRAR's website: https://www.icrar.org ASTRO 3D's website: https://astro3d.org.au Take part in the worlds largest online sustainability lesson (about light pollution) on 21st June. You could be a world record holder AND help scientists around the world map light pollution and the effects on the environment. Register: https://worldrecordlight.thinkific.com/