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SUMMARY:Lovell Lecture
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DESCRIPTION:Prof. Albert Zijlstra– Director\, Jodrell Bank Centre for Ast
 rophysics\n\nPlanetary nebulae: reflections of the dying Sun\n\nThe Sun 
 will not live forever. Several billion years from now\, it will expand i
 nto a red giant\, engulfing Mercury and Venus\, before ejecting much of 
 its own material in a catastrophic wind.  The ejecta will create a plane
 tary nebula: a beautiful shell of gas. Several thousand planetary nebula
 e are known in the Galaxy. \n\nThey show a wide range of structures:  so
 me are round\, but the majority are elliptical\, butterfly\, bipolar or 
 even quadrupolar\, or just irregular. How these structures form is not w
 ell understood. This talk will explore the diversity of planetary nebula
 e and investigate what they can tell us about how the Sun will die.\n\nT
 ime: 7.30pm to 9.00pm\n\nTickets – Adult £8.00\, Concession £6.00. Pleas
 e call 01477 571 766 to book tickets.\n\nPre-event dining\nOur award win
 ning cafe will be serving delicious pre-lecture dinners. Take a look at 
 our exclusive menu and indulge in an evening treat. Sittings are at 6.00
 pm\, 6.15pm 6.30pm and 6.45pm. \nCall 0161 306 9591 to book. The cafe wi
 ll be open for light refreshments to non diners.\n
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CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Jodrell Bank\, Bomish Lane\, \, \, \, Lower Withington\, Cheshir
 e SK11 9DL\, SK11 9DL
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