Herschel and Planck launch party
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Professor Stephen Eales and Herschelby zemogle510 views- 0:21
Gregynog - the potato phenomenonby zemogle249 views
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Teapots from Space: Close Encounter with Herschel and Planckby zemogle2,329 views
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Life, the Universe and Peter Colesby zemogle439 views
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Dr Stephen Serjeant reacts to successful launch of the Herschel and Planck satellitesby OUlife1,314 views
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Aeropress and perfect espressoby zemogle2,173 views
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The Planck satellite's mission up in space (7/8)by TheOpenUniversity229 views
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Herschel - Planck: Separationby 2009hst2,455 views
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Whats all the fuss about fundamental particles?by zemogle809 views
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Time-lapse of Cardiff Uniby zemogle126 views
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Herschel and Planck Launched 14 May,2009by 2009hst2,883 views
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Herschel/Planck launch viewed from Carapas viewing site (720p)by jdeplaa240 views
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Lid Release on the Herschel Space Observatoryby zemogle68,478 views
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Arianespace Ariane 5 Launch of Herschel and Planckby SpaceRefOnOrbit15,697 views
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"Twenty-Something" from Tales from the Bad Yearsby ACUTheatre121,030 views
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The House of Astroparticule (Planck Satellite launch)by suntechnology08350 views
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An Open University visiting fellow's perspective on the Herschel Planck launch (8/8)by TheOpenUniversity189 views
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Herschel Planck: Scienceby 2009hst639 views
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Herschel and Planck telescopes ready to see the invisible - 15 May 09by cctvupload404 views
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herschel Planckby Ronsmytheiii413 views
I wish everybody had spoken to me like this about our shared passion for astronomy when I was there, rather than making me feel marginalised and stupid due to my autistic spectrum disorder...
MrChrisalf2004 1 year ago
Strange to see all my lecturers here talking about Herschel and Planck. Makes me feel rather insignificant as a greasy undergrad....
HelmutVillam 2 years ago
I absolutely agree. Philosophically and ethically speaking, there is so much to talk about concerning this topic. Anyway, thanks for you response. Ciao.
johnnyg03 2 years ago
There is no meaning to life, according to my observations life is the coolest thing in the universe (not litterally) and is therefore its own reward (we're just being greedy).
Statistically there must be more advanced life somewhere else but the chances of us, now, finding it? Astronomical.
Just think how far we monkeys have come in such a short space of time. We can ask each other these questions: What is outside this universe that we can see, why is that there, and what does that mean?
Energonorama 2 years ago
Looking good so far chumps and chumpettes.
Keep up the good work and I hope you find something like a massive frozen star made of jelly. However, I think you'll find the classical model to be a lot more robust than you're hoping.
Energonorama 2 years ago
I have been keeping up with the progress of the construction of Herschel and Planck. I'm very excited to learn of the discoveries of these two. However, I often question myself, "Is knowing about a creation of a star important to my human well-being? Or is this only another attempt to understand the meaning of life?"
johnnyg03 2 years ago