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CATEGORIES:Cambridge University Astronomical Society (CUAS)
SUMMARY:A random walk through accreting black holes - Dr W
 illiam Alston\, IoA Cambridge
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171114T194500
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UID:TALK94330AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/94330
DESCRIPTION:Black holes are well-known celestial bodies that a
 re often featured in popular films and fictions. U
 sually portrayed as a black lobe sucking in everyt
 hing around it\, black hole is one of the most men
 acing and mysterious things out there in the unive
 rse. However\, black holes do not devour everythin
 g – matters attracted by its gravity can orbit aro
 und it at high speed\, producing blindingly bright
  radiations\; this is known as the accretion disk 
 of black holes. Dr William Alston’s research focus
 es on the analysis of accreting black holes\, and 
 he is going to give an overview of these sources a
 nd the methods astrophysicists use to study these 
 environments and what physics they are trying to u
 nderstand.
LOCATION:Wolfson Lecture Theatre\, Department of Chemistry
CONTACT:Siyang Fu
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