Meeting Recordings

Our monthly general meetings are usually recorded. You can watch the latest meeting video here, or browse the list of previous recordings below. Subscribe to our YouTube channel if you don’t want to miss the next one!

Meeting Recordings

  • MPAS Meeting October 2026
    Main talk: “The Untold Story of the James Webb Space Telescope”, NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre.
  • MPAS Meeting September 2026
    “The Universe From Beginning To End”, by Prof. Brian Schmidt, Australian Astrophysicist and past Vice-Chancellor at ANU and Nobel Prize winner in Physics.
  • MPAS Meeting August 2026
    Main talk: “Omens From Above: A Curious History Of Eclipses”, by Prof. Paul Deslandes, Historian, University of Vermont.
  • MPAS Meeting July 2026
    Main talk: “Decoding Our Universe Through Spectroscopy”, presented by Prof. Raghunathan Srianand, Cosmologist and Astrophysicist and Director of the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Pune, Maharashtra, India.
  • MPAS Meeting June 2026
    Main talk: “Astronomy By Microscope”, by Prof. Monica Grady, Planetary and Space Sciences, Open University, UK.
  • MPAS Meeting May 2026
    Main talk: “Neutrinos, the Universe and Everything”, by Assoc. Prof. Kirsty Duffy, Department of Physics, University of Oxford.
  • MPAS Meeting April 2026
    Main talk: “The Magnetic Universe”, by Prof. Katherine Blundell OBE, Astrophysicist, Oxford University, and Gresham Prof. of Astronomy.
  • MPAS Meeting March 2026
    Main talk: “The Lives of Stars”, by Emeritus Professor Carolin Crawford, courtesy of Gresham College in London.
  • MPAS Meeting February 2026
    Main talk: “Revisiting The First 250 Million Years”, presented by MPAS member Eden White.
  • MPAS Meeting January 2026
    Main talk: “The First Astronomers”, by Assoc. Prof. Duane Hamacher, Cultural and Indigenous Astronomy, School of Physics at the University of Melbourne.
  • MPAS Meeting November 2025
    Main talk: “The Meaning of Spacetime: Black Holes, Wormholes and Quantum Entanglement”, by Prof. Juan Maldacena, School of Natural Sciences, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey. This public lecture is courtesy of the Perimeter Institute, Ontario, Canada.
  • MPAS Meeting October 2025
    Main talk: “”Cosmic Fireworks: The Explosive Fates of Massive Stars”, by Jennifer Quinlan, Astrophysics PhD candidate, Monash University.

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