58:06

John Brown Lecture: Exploring Cosmological Phenomena - An Artist's Perspective by Ione Parkin

09:38

The local environments of type Ia supernovae: Supernova siblings - Lisa Kelsey

08:43

Environmental dependence of SN Ia secondary maximum in i- band - Matthew Grayling

09:01

3D nebular phase radiative transfer calculations...for type Ia supernovae - Joshua Pollin

09:47

Exploring the range of impacts of helium...for type Ia supernovae - Fionntan Callan

08:46

Evidence for a new progenitor system for Ca-rich supernovae - Charlotte-Grace Touchard-Paxton

09:21

Early excess features linking sub- luminous & over- luminous type Ia supernovae - Shubham Srivastav

14:13

The diversity in the thermonuclear SN population as observed from ZTF - Georgios Dimitriadis

13:33

Late-time observations of type Ia supernovae with the Hubble Space Telescope - Or Graur

10:39

Understanding type Ia supernova through near- infrared observations - Tomás Müller Bravo

10:10

Type Ia supernovae standardisation for cosmology with the ZTF SN Ia DR2 sample - Madeleine Ginolin

11:18

Upper limits on radio emissions from AM CVn type stars - SNe Ia progenitors - Anwesha Sahu

07:39

The search for type Ia progenitors in our galactic neighbourhood - James Munday

08:01

Constrains on 16O(p,a)13N reaction rate for role in SNIa explosive nucleosynthesis - May Alruwaili

10:08

Constraining SNIa progenitors from Fe-peak abundances in MW dwarf galaxy satellites - Ryan Alexander

22:39

The elusive nature of SNe Ia progenitors: a modeler point of view - Luciano Piersanti

05:26

RAS Fellowships: How to apply

05:59

Dr Robert Massey: Annular solar eclipse interview on BBC News channel

04:45

Comet A3 explainer: How and when to see Tsuchinshan-ATLAS

04:21

RAS Awards 2025: How to nominate

06:34

SUMMARY: 'Long-term variability in debris transiting white dwarfs'

05:54

Solar eclipse explainer: How to see April 2024 spectacle from UK and North America

02:21

Pons-Brooks explainer: How and when to see the 'Devil Comet'

00:16

Using eclipses to calculate the transparency of Saturn's rings

01:59:47

RAS Ordinary Meeting - April 2023

02:29:23

Harvesting spectroscopic and time series data with machine learning and artificial intelligence

04:13:09

Towards a consistent and coherent strategy for RAS Outreach, Engagement and Education activities

01:44:25

RAS Ordinary Meeting - March 2023

01:52:26

RAS Ordinary Meeting - February 2023

34:17

December 2022 OM - Diary Talk

01:35

Mars Opposition - December 2022

01:46:52

RAS Ordinary Meeting - November 2022

04:04:04

Solid-Liquid Interactions in Deep Planetary Interiors

01:40:54

RAS Ordinary Meeting - October 2022

31:23

Meanwhile Back On Earth...In Conversation With Oliver Jeffers

00:41

Animation of extinction caused by dust looking out from Earth towards the galactic centre

01:02:15

Ordinary Meeting, 22 April 2022

15:49

Celebrating 100 years of geophysics - A pivotal moment in geophysics

05:04:12

First results from the Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array

15:14

Celebrating 100 years of geophysics at the RAS - How GJI began

13:33

Celebrating 100 years of geophysics at the RAS - the beginning of scientific publishing

04:02:47

Planetary Ultra-Low Frequency Waves: Theory, Modelling and Observations, 11th March 2022

04:17:57

Sources and inventory of cosmic dust: From space to the Earth’s surface

05:08:14

3D structure of the flare chromosphere

03:51:37

UKSEDI - Collaborative study of Earth's core-mantle boundary region

05:03:51

The stubborn inconstancy of constants. A meeting in memory of John D Barrow, FRS.

01:15:13

The Multiverse and the Limits of Science

04:58:53

RAS SDM 8 October 2021, Galactic magnetic fields: connecting theory, simulations, and observations

58:57

George Darwin Lecture 2021 - Filippo Fraternali

01:06:26

The Magnetic Universe

03:38:18

Quasars and Galaxies on the Edge of Cosmic Reionisation

56:52

Prof. Scott Tremaine - Comets, unseen planets, and the outer fringes of the solar system

01:00:33

Dr Nic Bonne - The Tactile Universe

02:03:19

NAM2021 Community Session

01:04:39

Dr Eoin Carley

01:02:57

Prof. Sandra Faber - A Schematic Model for Black Hole Growth and Galaxy Quenching

01:02:12

Prof. Victoria Kaspi - Fast Radio Bursts or Why I Finally Left the Galaxy

01:10:11

Prof. Yvonne Elsworth - The benefits of a slow steady heart beat

59:42

Prof. Stephon Alexander - The Jazz of Physics

53:30

Prof. Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell - Caroline Herschel in Bath and women in astronomy today