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Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution: Touring the universe from a back garden

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Hear how a modest telescope in a suburban back garden can reveal distant galaxies through digital imaging. Chris Lee unpacks the physics behind the images and explains why deep-sky astronomy needn’t require an observatory or elaborate equipment: observations can last under an hour.

This Bath Astronomers talk explores how a modest telescope setup in a suburban back garden can be used to observe the night sky and reach deep into the cosmos. Chris Lee explains how short observations, each lasting under an hour, can still reveal distant galaxies and other fascinating features of the universe through digital imaging.

The talk is designed to show that deep-sky observation does not have to be limited to professional observatories or elaborate equipment. Attendees will gain an insight into the physics behind what they are seeing, along with practical inspiration for beginning their own back-garden astronomy journey.

It is a public talk at BRLSI and must be booked in advance via TicketSource.

Featured Speaker

Chris Lee

PhysicsScience, Research & Sustainability
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25 November 2026, 19:30 – 21:00

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Location

In-person · BRLSI 16-18 Queen Square, Bath
No cost stated

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