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It all started with a bang, but what happened after that? How did the Universe go from being the size of a football to almost 100 billion light years across? A lot has happened in the time since the Big Bang, and our Universe has changed in unimaginable ways. In this talk University of Bristol PhD student Hattie Stewart explains how we are using Neural Networks to try to understand this evolution.

Black Holes are, by their definition, impossible to see, so how is it that they power some of the most luminous objects in the sky? A look at how Black Holes, big and small, light up the x-ray sky, with University of Bristol PhD student Robbie Webbe.

Accurate calculation of distance is vitally important in all areas of astronomy. Over many decades astronomers have developed a set of methods to calculate distances across the scale of the entire Universe. This is called the Cosmic Distance Ladder. Presented by Tom Lewis, a Univesity of Bristol Astrophysics MSc by Research student.

University of Bristol Masters student Myank Singhal explains how machine learning can be used in astronomy.

Introducing Galaxy Clusters, and how observations of the Bullet Cluster are important to our understanding of Dark Matter. Presented by University of Bristol PhD student Cai Wood.

From the Solar System to the most extreme exoplanets, find out how astronomers study the atmospheres of planets and discover the strangest skies we've explored so far. Presented by University of Bristol PhD student Lili Alderson.

Take a virtual behind-the-scenes tour of Aerospace Bristol's new Conservation Workshop this IET Engineering Open House Day. #IETOpenHouse Join Aerospace Bristol's Conservation Manager, Paul Jones, and learn about conservation projects that include the Bristol Bolingbroke, Bristol Freighter and Bristol Fighter.

Learn all about the pioneering Giotto mission to study Halley's Comet in this fascinating video presentation by Aerospace Bristol volunteer Greg Malpas.

Watch as Aerospace Bristol moves the Bristol Freighter into the museum's new Conservation in Action Workshop. Thanks to Founding Partner Biffa Award, part of the Landfill Communities Fund, and supporters of our Engineering Futures Appeal, the grade II listed hangar has been carefully restored and given new life. It will soon become a place where Aerospace Bristol volunteers will be able to cons...

Join an Aerospace Bristol science show and learn all about rockets! How do rockets work? How are they different to aeroplanes? What difference do fins make and why are rockets pointy? Watch now to find out! Visit Aerospace Bristol when the museum reopens and learn more about rockets, aeroplanes and more. aerospacebristol.org #Science #ScienceShow #Physics #Didyouknow #PhysicsFun #STEM

Which women in STEM are you inspired by? #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2021

Make and launch your very own glider. How far can you make your glider fly? Like this? Subscribe to our channel and check out the Fun for Kids playlist for more! #Kids #TH-camKids #KidsTH-cam #TH-camFamily #PhysicsFun #ScienceFun #AtHomeWithAerospaceBristol #MuseumsFromHome #Museum #Bristol #Aerospace #STEM Video production kindly supported by South Gloucestershire Council

Our latest kids science activity is a fun Rotocopter challenge! Can you use a single sheet of paper, some scissors and a paperclip to make and launch your very own Rotocopter? Conduct your own science experiment by cutting the rotors to different lengths. How does it affect the way that the Rotocopter falls? Download your Rotocopter template at aerospacebristol.org/at-home-with-aerospace-bristo...

A bite size insight into what it was like to fly on board Concorde, from our tour guide Oliver. #AtHomeWithAerospaceBristol Like what you see? As a museum run by a charity, the current crisis puts the future of Aerospace Bristol in serious jeopardy. Please consider helping us return to flight with a kind donation. Visit aerospacebristol.org/return-to-flight Thank you. #Museum #Bristol #Aerospac...

Filton Blitz: A spotlight talk from volunteer Greg Malpas

The Airbus Wing

The BAe 146

Wind Tunnel Models

The Harrier 'Jump Jet'

The Bristol Britannia

The Bristol Sycamore

Bristol Cars

The Bristol Brabazon

Volunteers' Week 2020 - Greg

Volunteers' Week 2020 - Derrick

Volunteer's Week - Edward

Make a plane with Michal

Volunteer's Week 2020 - Derek

Concorde's Propulsion System