
We're back from our August break with a bumper show for you. We talk to Professor Gregor Morfill about the ability of dust to form amazing shapes in space. We also have the first of a three part interview with Jodrell Bank founder Sir Bernard Lovell. As usual we also get the latest news from Megan and Ian Morison tells us what we can see in the night sky this month.
Show Links
- A new ultraviolet mosaic from NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer shows a speeding star named Mira
- BBC Five Live's Pods and Blogs
The news - September 2007
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- Mira's tail seen by NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer (Galex)
- Astronomers Find Enormous Hole in the Universe
- Cartoon of the void on UserFriendly.org
- W.M. Keck Observatory: Scientists Study Changes in Planet's Rings
- Queen star celebrates doctorate
Interview with Prof Gregor Morfill
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- "From plasma crystals and helical structures towards inorganic living matter", New Journal of Physics, Volume 9, Issue 8, pp. 263 (2007)
- Paper abstract via NASA's ADS
An Audience with Sir Bernard Lovell (Part 1 of 3)
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- John Rylands Library Jodrell Bank Archive
The night sky for September 2007
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- Brocchi's Cluster
- Ian Morison's Night Sky pages for September 2007
Show Credits
News: | Megan Argo |
Notícias em Português - Setembro 2007: | Valerio Ribeiro |
Interview: | Nick Rattenbury and Prof Gregor Morfill |
Interview: | Tim O'Brien and Sir Bernard Lovell |
Night sky this month: | Ian Morison |
Presenters: | David Ault, Nick Rattenbury and Stuart Lowe |
Editors: | Stuart Lowe and Nick Rattenbury |
Website: | Stuart Lowe |
Intro/Outro Mixing: | Tom Backus of www.pendantaudio.com/ and David Ault |
Cover art: | Helical structures observed in cryogenic plasmas Credit: Tsytovitch et al NJP (2007). |