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Explosions. Spaceships. Aliens. Evil Sith Lords. Explosions. These few words are usually all that is needed to describe Hollywood’s view of astronomy and space science. Yet, there is a lot of interesting, and sometimes surprisingly accurate astronomy and physics that … Continue reading →

Whether it is the formation of our Moon by a violent collision involving a still-forming Earth, the massive asteroid impact which caused the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, or the eventual merger of our nearest neighbouring galaxy … Continue reading →

For centuries across cultures, the night sky has been a source of “heavenly inspiration”. This presentation will explore the ties between the religions of the world and the physical night sky. Phenomena in astronomy, including meteors, orbiting objects, and eclipses … Continue reading →

You already know the Universe is big, but just how big? What is the farthest that we can see, and what does the edge of visible Universe tell us about where we came from? Fifty years ago, scientists discovered a … Continue reading →

Yes, I know it’s a long weekend, but Dan and I will be working in the garden from 9 to noon this Saturday, July 2, so if you’re in town and have some time to spare, please join us. If you aren’t … Continue reading →

Coronation Pool will be reopen June 30 at 4 p.m. It will be open from noon to 4 p.m. July 1 and then regular hours starting on July 2. For regular hours and additional information about Coronation Pool, see http://www.hamilton.ca/CultureandRecreation/Recreation/CentresPoolsArenas/CoronationArena/OutdoorPool.htm … Continue reading →

YOU’RE INVITED! B-Line Corridor Land Use Study Design Workshop Public Presentation – Dundurn Street and King Street West Study Area What should new development along the B-line corridor look like? How should it relate to existing neigbourhoods?oHow The City of … Continue reading →

YOU’RE INVITED! B-Line Corridor Land Use Study Design Workshop Public Presentation – Longwood Road and Main Street West Study Area What should new development along the B-line corridor look like? How should it relate to existing neigbourhoods?oHow The City of … Continue reading →