Sunday 4th June 6.30pm
Constellations from Mythology to the Modern Day
Humans have studied the night sky since the dawn of time. This talk covers some of the constellation mythological stories from around the world, how they were named and some of the superstitions surrounding astronomical events. Mary then goes on to talk about how we view constellations in the modern day and some of the interesting things that reside within them.
Mary McIntyre is an Oxfordshire based amateur astronomer and astrophotographer who has had a life-long interest in Astronomy.
She is passionate about astronomy outreach and loves sharing her knowledge and experience. This will be a Zoom talk which will be shown in Secular Hall and available worldwide via the internet.
Leicester Secular Society Sunday Lecture All welcome - admission free .
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