'The Astronomers Tale' Part 1 - A Christmas Story from The Observatory Science Centre - Herstmonceux

The Astronomers Tale - Part 2 of a Christmas Story from The Observatory Science Centre at Herstmonceux, East Sussex

Welcome to The Observatory Science Centre from where we invite you to listen to our Christmas story "The Astronomers Tale" Part 2.  At this magical time of the year there is always a tale worth listening. Enjoy and Happy Christmas from the Observatory team.

The Astronomers Tale - Part 1 of a Christmas Story from The Observatory Science Centre at Herstmonceux, East Sussex

Welcome to The Observatory Science Centre from where we invite you to listen to our Christmas story "The Astronomers Tale".  At this magical time of the year there is always a tale worth listening to...   Enjoy and Happy Christmas from the Observatory team.

Big Questions Answered with Niamh & Collin

In this unscripted episode we listen to Niamh and Collin of The Observatory Science Centre at Herstmonceux respond to questions that are frequently asked by children and adults alike.

Big Questions Answered with Sandra and Jarvis

In this unscripted episode we listen to Dr Sandra Voss, Science Director, together with Jarvis Brand, Astronomer of The Observatory Science Centre at Herstmonceux respond to questions that are frequently asked by children and adults alike. From the possibility of humans living on the planet Mars to the question "what would happen if stars collided?".  What would be your question?

'Big Questions Answered' - The Observatory Science Centre - Herstmonceux

Welcome to our latest chats called 'Big Questions Answered'. Listen to how some of the Observatory team respond to frequently asked questions, not just by children! Who are we? There's always more to a place than bricks, tea and space... The Observatory Science Centre is home of the former Royal Observatory in Herstmonceux, East Sussex. Anyone whose been involved has a unique story to tell. Perhaps the environment of cathedral size copper domes containing historic telescopes or the sea breeze across the Pevensey marshes creates the distinctive atmosphere.