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Milton Keynes Natural History Society

ESA just discovered a second magnetic field surrounding Earth

The European Space Agency (ESA) has discovered a second magnetic field surrounding our humble planet.

Source: ESA just discovered a second magnetic field surrounding Earth | Alphr

This entry was posted in News on 05/05/2018 by admin.

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Society Events
  • Tue
    19
    Nov
    2019

    A brief history of wind power

    7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
  • Tue
    26
    Nov
    2019

    Bees

    7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
  • Tue
    03
    Dec
    2019

    MKNHS quiz night

    7.30pm for an 8.00pm start

 

Society News

  • Trip Report – Otmoor 19 October 2019 
    Male Stonechat ©Harry Appleyard, Otmoor 19 October 2019
  • Changes to the published programme October – December 2019
  • Change of venue for meetings in November 2019

Other Events

  • Thu
    14
    Nov
    2019

    RSPBNBLG Talk - Saving Special Places

    7:45 pm
  • Sun
    17
    Nov
    2019

    Open Sunday at Linford Lakes NR

    10:00 - 16:00
  • Sat
    23
    Nov
    2019

    RSPBNBLG Walk - Marston vale country park, Bedfordshire

    10:00 am
  • Wed
    04
    Dec
    2019

    RSPBNBLG The lodge (RSPB HQ), Sandy, Beds

    10:00 am
  • Thu
    12
    Dec
    2019

    RSPBNBLG Talk - Wildlife and birds of Poland - Richard Bashford

    7:45 pm

 

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