Stories
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Why we need to decolonise the skies
Astronomer Dr Tana Joseph explores how rethinking way we look at the stars could improve our relationship with our own planet and make it a healthier place to live.
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How light pollution affects our circadian rhythms
Too much of the wrong sort of light can send our natural cycles off-kilter – is city life messing with your circadian rhythm?
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When the sun goes down
Despite the country’s colonial and industrial dominion, the finest minds of Victorian Britain began to fear the devastating effects of declining natural resources. Even the death of the sun.
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To stop or stay on lithium
In the final part of her investigation into lithium, Laura Grace Simpkins faces a dilemma – should she put her own mental health or other people and the planet first?
Catalogue
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The Biographical dictionary of scientists. Astronomers / general editor, David Abbott.
Date: 1984- Archives and manuscripts
Sir John Frederick William Herschel (1792-1871)
Date: 1792-1871Reference: MS.7868Part of: Herschel family, astronomers- Archives and manuscripts
Sir William Herschel (1738-1822), Caroline Lucretia Herschel (1750-1848) and Alexander Stewart Herschel (1836-1907)
Date: 18th century-19th centuryReference: MS.7867Part of: Herschel family, astronomers- Books
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The revolving moons. Part I. Where the motions in: and of: the lunar system, causing the various apparent Inequalities in the Moon's Revolations, rationally, and circumstantially are explained, and illustrated by proper figures. Derived from the two Celebrated Astronomers Mr. Flamsteed's, and Dr. Halley's lunar observations.
Date: 1705?]- Books
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The diurnal and annual motions of the world, Philosophically Accounted for; With the Causes of the Variation of Time, &c. Necessary for the perusal of Astronomers, Students in Geography, and Travellers. Written in plain Language. - Selected from the original Manuscripts of a Work, entitled The Investigator; by the author, E. Dunn.
Dunn, E. (Edward).Date: [1799]