Sic Itur Ad Astra – Thus The Way To The Stars : 143 years of astronomy
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Join Professor Laurence Garvie, an expert on meteorites from Arizona State University where he conducts research and curates the globally significant meteorite collection. Find out more about his amazing findings and his life, spent travelling the world looking for new specimens to help further our knowledge of the universe. Questions? If you have any questions about tickets, please contact the Box Office at tickets@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk or call 0151 478 4444. Phone lines are open Monday-Sunday, 10am – 5pm.Continue Reading »
Tickets availble from World Museum Liverpool Website Please Note: Museum will be updating their page soon. It will appear in this list when they do so.Continue Reading »
Dear Young Astronomer The Liverpool Astronomical Society is pleased to announce it’s 17th Young Astronomers day. The meeting will be held at NMGM – Liverpool Museum, William Brown St on April 24th 1998., in the Basement Lecture Theatre. Access can be gained via the disabled entrance to the left of the main steps. The meeting will start at 10:00am and finish at 1:00pm. The cost of entry is £1.20, payable at the door. Do not Send money Now! The theme of the day will be an Unmanned Spaceflight. There will be a Planetarium show and time permitting, you will have […]Continue Reading »
Liverpool Astronomical Society presents The British Astronomical Association Meteor Section Meeting In Association With and Liverpool Museum Saturday 18th October 1997 10am – 5pm Main Lecture Theatre NMGM Liverpool Museum Access via basement entrance Click Here for Map of Museum and Car Parking Locations within city. Click On Map For Details of Entrance to use on the Day The day’s programme (Some details yet to be confirmed) 10:00am Doors Open & Registration. (Admission cost T.B.C.) 10:30am Planetarium Show. Planetarium situated on 3rd floor of Museum. 11:15am Welcome & Introduction – Mr Ron Kelley, President of Liverpool Astronomical Society. 11:20am The […]Continue Reading »
