O T THE E
RADAR
WHAT’S LIGHTING UP OUR ANTENNA THIS MONTH
10,000
- Capital feats
The new Science City
galllery at the Science
Museum charts London’s
evolution from 1550 to - It features objects
such as Sir Isaac Newton’s
re ecting telescope and
King George III’s own
scientific instruments.
From 12 September
sciencemuseum.org.uk
3. Orangutan
on screen
Tour ing t he UK t his mon t h
is the Wilderland Film
Festival, showcasing
short nature and wildlife
films from independent
makers across the world.
The festival’s founders
will introduce each film
live on stage.
wilderlandfestival.com
4. It’s our Earth
Earth Science Week is an
annual celebration of all
things geology. This
year’s events include
walks, talks, workshops
and open days across the
UK and Ireland to show
that geology is for
everyone.
12–20 October,
http://www.geolsoc.org.uk
5. Practically
impractical
From the creator of
webcomic xkcd comes a
self-help book with a
twist. Randall Munroe
o ers absurd solutions to
life’s problems, with all
the wit and humour that
he is known for.
How To
£16.99, John Murray - Astro-night
For World Space Week,
the National Space Centre
has curated an evening of
talks, demos and shows.
The programme includes
a talk from an X-ray
astronomer, stargazing
and a VR exoplanet
experience.
5 October
bit.ly/space_lates - Stellar snaps
Visit the National
Maritime Museum this
month to see images
from the 2019 Insight
Investment Astronomy
Photographer of the Year
prize. The exhibition
features this year’s
shortlist and winners.
Until April 2020
rmg.co.uk
NASA, JASON PERRY, GET T Y IMAGES, OSBORNE & HOLLIS, ROYAL SOCIET Y COLLECTIONS
The number of litres of air that each of us
breathes every day. We learnt this a er
reading Anatomicum. p94
3
1
6
World Space Week launched
in 1999, making this year its
20th nnivers r p90
4
2
5
RADAR
WHAT’S LIGHTING UP OUR ANTENNA THIS MONTH
10,000
- Capital feats
The new Science City
galllery at the Science
Museum charts London’s
evolution from 1550 to - It features objects
such as Sir Isaac Newton’s
re ecting telescope and
King George III’s own
scientific instruments.
From 12 September
sciencemuseum.org.uk
3. Orangutan
on screen
Tour ing t he UK t his mon t h
is the Wilderland Film
Festival, showcasing
short nature and wildlife
films from independent
makers across the world.
The festival’s founders
will introduce each film
live on stage.
wilderlandfestival.com
4. It’s our Earth
Earth Science Week is an
annual celebration of all
things geology. This
year’s events include
walks, talks, workshops
and open days across the
UK and Ireland to show
that geology is for
everyone.
12–20 October,
http://www.geolsoc.org.uk
5. Practically
impractical
From the creator of
webcomicxkcdcomes a
self-help book with a
twist. Randall Munroe
o ers absurd solutions to
life’s problems, with all
the wit and humour that
he is known for.
How To
£16.99, John Murray - Astro-night
For World Space Week,
the National Space Centre
has curated an evening of
talks, demos and shows.
The programme includes
a talk from an X-ray
astronomer, stargazing
and a VR exoplanet
experience.
5 October
bit.ly/space_lates - Stellar snaps
Visit the National
Maritime Museum this
month to see images
from the 2019 Insight
Investment Astronomy
Photographer of the Year
prize. The exhibition
features this year’s
shortlist and winners.
Until April 2020
rmg.co.uk
NASA, JASON PERRY, GET T Y IMAGES, OSBORNE & HOLLIS, ROYAL SOCIET Y COLLECTIONS
The number of litres of air that each of us
breathes every day. We learnt this a er
readingAnatomicum.p94
3
1
6
World Space Week launched
in 1999, making this year its
20th nnivers r p90
4
2
5