The Aurora Borealis

Calendar
Lecture
Date
Wednesday, 19 Mar 2014 7:30 pm
Location
Royal Agricultural University - Sir Emrys Jones Lecture Theatre
Speaker
Mr Ian Ridpath

Description

With solar activity having reached one of its periodic peaks, the winters of 2013–14 and 2014–15 are likely to be the best for aurora spotting for the next decade.
This talk will describe what aurorae look like, the legends and superstitions associated with them, how and where they occur and how to watch for them.

Location

Royal Agricultural University - Sir Emrys Jones Lecture Theatre

Street
Sir Emrys Jones Lecture Theatre, RAU
City
GL7 6JS Cirencester
County
Gloucestershire

Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is situated close to the junction of the A419 (Cirencester to Stroud road) and the A433 (Cirencester to Bath road) on the south-west edge of Cirencester. 

The entrance to the Stroud Road car park is off the A419. (Satellite View, RAU page and RAU campus map)

The Parkinson Lecture Theatre (19 on the map) can be found by entering from the Stroud Road car park, and following the path on the right-hand side of the Garner Lecture Block, the first entrance on the right leads to the Parkinson Lecture Theatre.

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