In search of the lost relic galaxy
Massive galaxies are one of the predominant populations in our universe today.
By
Anna Farré-Mateu, ICCUB
Talks
Open to all
Agenda of Activities
Ongoing & Upcoming Activities
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How stars are born, live and die
The stars seem immutable. From day to day we see no appreciable changes in the sky, and our star maps are the same as those drawn by our ancestors.
By
Carme Jordi, ICCUB-IEEC
Talks
High School Students
'Viatge cap a l'Univers fosc' at Parc Astronòmic Montsec
Place
Exhibitions sets
Open to all
The discovery of the speed of light and the implications of Rømer and Cassini
The speed of light was discovered at the Paris Observatory in 1676 from a study of the satellites of Jupiter, but
By
Claus Fabricius (ICCUB-IEEC)
Talks
Open to all
Online conference "Does the Sun orbits around the Earth or the other way around? Copernicus and Galileo, the heliocentric history",
On December 10, the astronomer Carme Jordi will give the conference "The Sun revolves around the Earth or the other way around? Copernicus and Galileo, the heliocentric history",
By
Carme Jordi, ICCUB-IEEC
Place
Time
Talks
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Gaia, the Galaxy in your hands
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Gaia satellite is revolutionizing the astronomy, providing unprecedented clues
By
Several
Place
Talks
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'Dones i Física' at Girona's Public Library Carles Rahola
Exhibitions sets
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'Amb A d'AstronomA' at Viladecans Library
Place
Exhibitions sets
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