Open Dome Event - Scan Pyramids Mission
OPEN DOME SPECIAL
Astronomy methods have found their way into many areas of research including heritage. Join us for a 90 minutes screening of the movie on the Scan Pyramids Mission.
- From: Wednesday 27 March 2019, 6.30 pm
- To: Wednesday 27 March 2019, 8 pm
- Location: LT2, Nottingham Trent University, City Campus, Nottingham,
- Booking deadline: Wednesday 27 March 2019, 3.00 pm
Event details
Astronomy methods have found their way into many areas of research including heritage.
Join us for a 90 minutes screening of the movie on the Scan Pyramids Mission. This fascinating summary of a project includes an innovative use of telescopes is introduced by Prof H Liang (NTU). Visitors will hear how after almost 3 years of hard work around the Kheops pyramid have finally shed light on what might be truly, the discovery of the century!
Programme
The event will start at 6:30 pm with Prof H Liang (NTU) introducing the movie the Scan Pyramids Mission.
Location details
Address:
City Campus
Nottingham
Parking:
Car parks in the city centre are clearly signposted from all major approach routes. There are two car parks close to the venue, Trinity Square car park on North Church Street and Talbot Street car park. For satellite navigation systems please use the following information:
Trinity Square car park: postcode NG1 4BR; co-ordinates 52.956785,-1.149316
Talbot Street car park: postcode NG1 5GG; co-ordinates 52.956143,-1.154433
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