Costa Blanca Astronomical Society presents 'Our Cosmic Origins'

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Thursday 13th April, 7pm at the Casa de Cultura, Denia.

The Costa Blanca Astronomical Society is pleased to welcome Professor Mark Norris as the next presenter in our series of public talks. He is a Professor of Astronomy at the University of Central Lancashire.
Mark is an observational astronomer and lead the redevelopment and upgrade of the University’s Alston Observatory and teaches with the 70cm Moses-Holden telescope at the Jeremiah Horrocks Institute in Preston.
'Our Cosmic Origins'
Professor Norris will give a whistle stop tour of the astrophysical sites where the chemical elements that make up our bodies were created. On the journey we will visit the most extreme locations and events in the Universe, the Big Bang, the cores of Stars, Supernovae and the titanic collisions of Neutron stars.
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The Costa Blanca Astronomical Society meets monthly to hear talks on astronomy topics. We also arrange observing sessions, beginners courses and public meetings, addressed by well known professional astronomers and commentators on astronomy, to promote a wider interest in astronomy.
If you are interested in finding out more or joining please visit the website: www.costablancaastronomers.wordpress.com/,
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