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  1. Astrophysics: An Introduction (2008)

    Subject
    Astronomy

    A short introduction to studying astrophysics at Oxford University by Professor Roger Davies.

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  2. Dwarf Galaxy

    Director
    John Wise; Tom Abel
    Subject
    Astronomy

    Computer simulation showing a number of small galaxies which formed around 200 million years after the Big Bang.

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  3. Violent Galaxies (1977 Video)

    Subject
    Astronomy; Physics
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 25 min.

    Deals with a range of physical processes applied to astronomy, e.g. polarization, synchrotron radiation, Cerenkov radiation.

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  4. How Do Red Giants Make Carbon? (1984 Video)

    Producer
    David Jackson
    Subject
    Astronomy
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 25 min.

    Historical account of the formation of carbon-12. Nuclear astrophysics suddenly ‘took off’ as a science in the early 1950s when some exciting experiments brought nearer an understanding of nuclear...

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  5. Black and White Stars, The (1975 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Astronomy; Physics
    Distribution
    Sale, Audiocassette. 28 min.; 10 slides. b&w.

    The slides are mostly diAgrammatic and include illustrations of the strength and properties of the forces of nature, stable stars, the size of heavenly objects, Laplace’s gravity, Cygnus XI, free fall...

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  6. Whither Gravity? (1976 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Astronomy; Physics
    Distribution
    Sale, Audiocassette. 28 min.; 8 slides. b&w.

    The slides are mostly made up of diagrams and include illustrations of the strength and properties of the forces of nature, stable stars, the size of heavenly objects, Laplace’s argument, Cygnus XI, free...

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  7. Teaching Videocassette 2 (1986 Video)

    Subject
    Astronomy; Physics
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 59 min.

    Band 1: Examines the relationship between stellar structure and nuclear physics. Band 2: Shows the tandem accelerator at Caltech, California which is used to recreate stellar conditions in order to obtain...

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  8. Teaching Videocassette 1 (1986 Video)

    Subject
    Physics
    Distribution
    OUT OF DISTRIBUTION, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 58 min.

    Band 1: The theory behind the modern spectroscopic analysis of light from stars demonstrated with the aid of conventional and computer graphics. Band 2: Astrophysicists now have enough observations to be...

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  9. Computer Simulations of Galaxy Clusters (1990 Video)

    Subject
    Astronomy
    Distribution
    Hire, Videocassette. VHS. col. 6 min.

    Computer simulations of galaxy clusters.

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  10. Astronomy (1985 Video)

    Director
    Suzanne Campbell-Jones
    Producer
    Bob Thorpe
    Subject
    Astronomy
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 28 min., 2000 sale: £30.00 (+VAT +p&p)

    Shows how the development of bigger and better computerised telescopes has advanced knowledge of the night sky.

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