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Astronomy on Tap Bristol: Celtic Mythology and Exoplanet Clouds

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Astronomy on Tap – Bristol is back again for November! Join us on **Wednesday, the 11th of Nov…

  • The Lansdown
  • 8 Clifton Road
  • Bristol,
  • United Kingdom
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  • November 11, 2026 at 6:00 PM through 9:00 PM
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Astronomy on Tap – Bristol is back again for November! Join us on Wednesday, the 11th of November for an evening of fun, astronomy themed talks.

For this event, we have talks from Ailsa Campbell, a University of Bristol Ph.D. researcher, explaining how westudy clouds in exoplanet atmospheres followed by Dr. Cathal Maguire, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bristol, exploring the connection betweenceltic mythology and astronomy! We will also have an astronomy themed quiz where you can win some prizes.

The event is FREE and all are welcome! We operate on a first come first seated basis, so make sure you get there on time to secure a chair.

Clouds and Hazes in Exoplanet Atmospheres**– Ailsa Campbell**

For two decades, scientists have been able to probe the atmospheres of planets orbiting other stars (‘exoplanets’). Clouds and hazes are prevalent in a diverse range of exoplanet atmospheres. Their formation and distribution are closely tied with what an atmosphere is made up of and the temperature structure. These aerosols can interfere with observation efforts and make it challenging to interpret an atmosphere! I will discuss how we can study clouds and hazes, why this is important, and what we can learn about an exoplanet.

The Celtic Cosmos: Mythology and the Night Sky**– Cathal Maguire**

Did the ancient inhabitants of these islands practice astronomy? Did the night sky inspire their mythology, from their creation myths to their Gods and Goddesses? In this talk we’ll go back in time to explore what the evidence really tells us about astronomy in Celtic tradition, separating the genuine myths from modern romanticisation, and find the traces it left in the world around us.

Where?

Find us upstairs at the Lansdown in Clifton!

The Lansdown

8 Clifton Road

Bristol BS8 1AF

When?

11th November

Doors open at 18:00, first talk at 18:30!

Astronomy on Tap Bristol runs everymonth, dates may change while we get settled into a routine!

About Astronomy on Tap

Astronomy on Tap is a monthly astronomy outreach event that takes place all around the world. Events feature accessible, engaging presentations on space and science topics ranging from planets to black holes to galaxies to the beginning of the Universe, along with trivia, games, prizes, music, and other surprises!

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Ticket Required: No

Languages: English

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