Lancaster University's video: Virtual Planetarium: April Show Stellar Evolution LUniverse Online

A recording of Lancaster University's monthly planetarium show including what’s visible in April, a stellar evolution planetarium tour and a chat with Dr. John Stott. Visible in April Looking at what night sky objects are easy to view, without any specialist equipment, in April. Pointing out how to spot them. Stellar Evolution Planetarium Tour A 30-minute exploration of a star's life, from birth to death. Finding out where stars come from, what the future holds for the Sun and if we really are made of stardust? Taking a deep dive into supernovae, supergiants and even black holes! This is one stellar show. I couldn't resist! – Andrew Ask our expert, Dr. John Stott John Stott is a Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics at Lancaster University. His research focusses on the evolution of galaxies and their environments over many billions of years. He was here to chat with us and answer your stellar evolution questions! https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/physics/outreach/planetarium/