Thought Provoking IAA Lecture
The last IAA was almost a fortnight ago now and was delivered in classic style by Seanie Morris who I have corresponded with on the IFAS Forum, but hadn't previously met, so it was good to put that right!
Seanie talked on the subject "Cosmic Dust: Is that all we are?". This talk covered the subject, which some would consider controversial, with an excellent combination of facts, evidence and sensitivity and a lively discussion ensued afterwards. I was particularly interested in the theory that cosmic dust allied to the sunspot cycle give rise to Noctilucent Clouds which are of particular interest to me.
Here's Seanie taking questions...

Seanie talked on the subject "Cosmic Dust: Is that all we are?". This talk covered the subject, which some would consider controversial, with an excellent combination of facts, evidence and sensitivity and a lively discussion ensued afterwards. I was particularly interested in the theory that cosmic dust allied to the sunspot cycle give rise to Noctilucent Clouds which are of particular interest to me.
Here's Seanie taking questions...

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