The astronomy and astrophysics group within the Department of Physics and Astronomy is involved in a wide range of teaching and research activities. We were ranked in the top ten physics departments for research outputs in REF 2014. Our research interests cover two broad themes, the building blocks of galaxy evolution, and high time resolution astrophysics. The first observational sub-group encompasses the properties, formation and evolution of massive stars.

Your first stop for astronomical pipeline software. You will find information about Astr. Including download links to the latest versions and documentation, as well as access to the discussion forum. If you are into nerdy stuff. Or to learn more on how to use the software, you might also want to check out the Astr. To leave comments on posts! If you would like to contribute to Astr. Visualizing large science images in a web browser.

A description that elaborates on the brief summary provided on this page is given in the reference by R. The two catalogs 2MRS1175 Groups.

The name of this website was inspired by my passion of observing very faint deep sky objects under dark skies. To get an example of what you can see through a large telescope, check out my Observing Reports.

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Views of the Solar System. Last updated July 30, 2017.