The Meridian S02E06: Nuclear fusion, fission & a chat with a telescope operator

Anna Arnadottir; Nicholas Borsato; Rebecca Forsberg; Colin Carlile; Sara Vitali

The Meridian S02E06: Nuclear fusion, fission & a chat with a telescope operator

Anna Arnadottir, Nicholas Borsato, Rebecca Forsberg, Colin Carlile, Sara Vitali

Vattenhallen Science Center

Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT)

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Joining us on the Meridian today we have Colin Carlile, the former director of the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL). He came to Sweden to head up the Swedish bid to locate the European Spallation Source here in Lund, and after formally retireing he did a master degree in astronomy here at Lund Observatory.

In this second season of the Meridian we are also bringing you some field reporting from the Nordic Optical Telescope on La Palma, where a team of Lund Observatory astronomers have been trying to catch an ultra-hot Jupiter-sized exoplanet. In this instalment clouds are making it impossible to observe, so Nic invites the support astronomer, Sara Vitali, to share her experiences of how it is to work on the mountaintop.

Original language	English
Publisher	Anchor
Media of output	Sound recording, musical
Size	56 min
Publication status	Published - 2022 Apr 8
Event	Lund University Planetarium - John Ericssons väg 1, Lund, Sweden Duration: 1978 Apr 18 → … http://www.vattenhallen.lth.se/english/the-planetarium/

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Astronomy, Astrophysics and Cosmology

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PodCast

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https://anchor.fm/lundobservatory/episodes/The-Meridian-S02E06---Nuclear-fusion--fission--a-chat-with-a-telescope-operator-e1gto9b

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Arnadottir, A. (Author), Borsato, N. (Author), Forsberg, R. (Author), Carlile, C. (Author), & Vitali, S. (Author). (2022). The Meridian S02E06: Nuclear fusion, fission & a chat with a telescope operator. Curated/produced exhibition/event, Anchor. https://anchor.fm/lundobservatory/episodes/The-Meridian-S02E06---Nuclear-fusion--fission--a-chat-with-a-telescope-operator-e1gto9b

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The Meridian S02E06: Nuclear fusion, fission & a chat with a telescope operator

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