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Friends of RAS (only) Dr Megan Argo: Astronomy - the next 200 years

Astronomy: the next 200 years

In 2020 the Royal Astronomical Society celebrated its 200th anniversary. From the first meeting, when fourteen gentlemen sat down to dinner at the Freemason’s Tavern in London in January 1820, the Society has grown to a diverse membership of more than 4000

Friends of the RAS

Thursday, 17 July, 2025 - 13:00

The Royal Astronomical Society, Burlington House

AGN-Driven Multiphase Outflows: Toward Consensus Between Theory and Observation

Outflows in galaxies hosting active galactic nuclei (AGN) are widely regarded as a key mechanism for removing gas from galaxies, potentially leading to the suppression of star formation over time. Over the past decade, the advent of advanced instruments on large telescopes has enabled observers to

RAS Meetings

Friday, 10 October, 2025 - 10:30

The Geological Society, Burlington House, LONDON

UKIArray: Geophysically instrumenting the UK and Ireland

Recent expansions in British and Irish collections of seismic sensors have enabled the possibility of a community-wide, dense deployment of geophysical and seismological instruments, to which non-seismological instruments might be added. This 'UKI-Array' could achieve a dense coverage (inter-sensor

RAS Meetings

Friday, 10 October, 2025 - 10:35

The Royal Astronomical Society, Burlington House

Friends of RAS (only) Dr Megan Argo: Astronomy - the next 200 years

AGN-Driven Multiphase Outflows: Toward Consensus Between Theory and Observation

UKIArray: Geophysically instrumenting the UK and Ireland