Mark Radice


Observing in Namibia

Wednesday 15 May 7.15pm

Mark is returning with a new talk on observing in Namibia, more on which will be along soon.

In the meantime, you can read about his astro-experiences at his blog Refreshing Views.

from Mark's blog...

I enjoy visual observing, sketching, lunar and planetary imaging, solar observing and widefield photography. I am a generalist as I enjoy observing anything that is in the sky!

Most of my observing is done with a C11 on an EQ6 (a 280mm f10 Schmidt-Cassegrain) and a pair of 100mm APM binoculars from my roll off roof observatory. A 60mm Lunt H-alpha solarscope is also used in the daytime.

I am available to give Astronomy talks to schools, clubs etc. I have presented a number of talks to Astronomy clubs throughout the UK and the Kielder and Salisbury Star Parties.

This evening will be held at The Grosvenor Arms, High Street, Shaftesbury, SP7 8JA

See our Programme page for more information on The Grosvenor Arms.