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The “Active” Ice Moon Enceladus, Is Life A Possibility? – Northamptonshire Natural History Society
The “Active” Ice Moon Enceladus, Is Life A Possibility? – Northamptonshire Natural History Society
by Dr Rachael Hamp of the Open University. Rachael is a chemist originally and her PhD was on determining geochemical cycles in Enceladus' subsurface using modelling and simulations. Rachael is currently working on a post doctorate on making extraterrestrial ices.
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Sands Of Time – Northamptonshire Natural History Society
Sands Of Time – Northamptonshire Natural History Society
By James Kerwin. James' talk was postponed from January. Throughout 2019, James visited three Ghost towns that were left abandoned in the desert, Kilmanskop, Elizabeth Bay, Al Madam - in this talk we look at challenges he faced along the path to capturing beautiful shots. Presented by zoom but meeting also in Humfrey Rooms, Guests Welcome.
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The Humfreys Of Thorpe Mandeville – Northamptonshire Natural History Society
The Humfreys Of Thorpe Mandeville – Northamptonshire Natural History Society
Recorded highlights of the 2019 Humfrey Lecture - as presented by David Humfrey - son of Dr Stuart and Mrs Lysbeth Humfrey, who gifted the Humfrey Rooms to the Natural History Society in 1957