The Cosmic Perspective (Free Astronomy Public Lectures)

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Oct 17, 201900:53:42Education

Presented by Dr Edward (Ned) Taylor on Friday 18 October 2019. At its most basic, astronomy is an attempt to understand the nature of the universe in which we find ourselves. As such, understandings of astronomy have alw...

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