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The Biggest Cosmic Map

Mapping the stars is, perhaps, the oldest of astronomical pursuits...

Artist impression of ESA's Gaia satellite observing the Milky Way

Alien Earths: What Makes Us Special?

Sometime in 2026, we will discover our 10000th exoplanet, a...

Two planets against a backdrop of a glowing blue nebula and scattered stars

A Mirror in the Sky

The Hubble Space Telescope is the most famous astronomical instrument...

Hubble telescope above Earth

Black Holes and Bangs

Space itself is wobbly. We exist on a choppy sea...

Solid black circle surrounded by swirling particles

Touching the Sun

Despite its familiarity, the Sun is a very different presence...

Glowing sun in space

First light: Revealing the Early Universe

The final lecture in the series returns to the theme...

a satellite dish in the night sky full of stars

'Oumuamua: Our first interstellar visitor

In 2017, the Solar System was visited by an object...

Long, flat asteroid-like object against backdrop of space and planet earth

From Mars with Love: Postcards from 50 Years of Exploring The Red Planet

During the fifty years since the launch of the Viking...

Image of Mars viewed from space

(Mis)Adventures in Deciphering Fast Radio Bursts

How certain bursts of radio waves turned out not to...

Remixing the Music of the Spheres

Professors Lintott and Mermikides present and discuss historical and contemporary...