Category Archives: Newspapers

Daily Mail online

The Sun track pinhole camera image made it into the Daily Mail online 🙂  Not exactly an accurate representation of what went on but I am rather used to it by now 🙂

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Star Vistas in the daily papers

It appears that the forthcoming publication of Star Vistas has caught the attention of the Press.  Although they have as usual got the detail incorrect, it’s a case of all publicity for Astronomy is good publicity.  The Sun has something … Continue reading

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The Express (27th August 2007)

If you are a reader of The Express then you might have seen a half page article on page 23 of Bank Holida Monday’s Express.  Ok, so the picture doesn’t do me any favours [thanks for the suggestions about supporting garments Noel!]. … Continue reading

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Southern Daily Echo (22nd August 2007)

Hi Everyone! Lucy Clark interviewed me the other day and a photographer came to the exhibition on Saturday (19th August 2007) for her article titled Stunning shots of the sky at night.  It is appearing today in the Southern Daily Echo in … Continue reading

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The Daily Mail (15th November 2006)

I hope you all managed to see the Daily Mail today?  Sorry for the late posting, other things got in the way today!  You can read the online version of the article by Michael Hanlon on the Daily Mail website.  … Continue reading

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Daily Echo Article (29th July 2006)

Wow!  We have a three page spread in the Southern Daily Echo – great!  This article was written to coincide with the Starscape Exhibition now running at the University of Southampton.  Sally Churchward has put together a rather nice piece about the … Continue reading

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