Explore the birth of galaxies and the early universe in this 56-minute talk by renowned astrophysicist Richard Ellis. Delve into the spectacular discoveries in modern cosmology over the last 40 years, learning how astronomers act as time travelers to observe the first galaxies that emerged when the universe was in its infancy. Discover how scientists can now witness the moment when starlight first illuminated the cosmos and galaxies emerged from darkness. Gain insights into Ellis's research on topics ranging from nearby stars and galactic structure to the large-scale structure of the universe, galaxy formation, and evolution. Learn about cutting-edge observational techniques using advanced telescopes and instruments, and understand the role of the earliest galaxies in cosmic reionization. Engage with the frontiers of astrophysics and cosmology, exploring how new technologies are pushing the boundaries of our understanding of the universe's origins.
Overview
Syllabus
When galaxies were born – with Richard Ellis
Taught by
The Royal Institution
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