MRAO at 50: Observing the Origin and Evolution of the Universe from Cambridge
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This lecture is free and open to all but tickets are required: book on line at http://www.mrao.cam.ac.uk/mrao50/lecture.html
It is 50 years since the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory at Lord’s Bridge was dedicated. In this lecture, the many pioneering contributions to observational astrophysics and cosmology made at the Observatory will be described and placed in their historical, astrophysical and cosmological context. The story reflects the staggering growth in understanding of all aspects of the origin and evolution of the Universe over the last 50 years. It will be brought right up to date with the most recent results and the plans for the future.
The lecture will be delivered at a non-technical level and will be accessible to an audience of all ages. It will be profusely illustrated with images, movies and interactive simulations.
This talk is part of the Physics - Educational Outreach series.
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Professor Malcolm Longair
Saturday 28 July 2007, 15:00-16:00