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CATEGORIES:Guest Speaker Night
CREATED:20181111T171440
SUMMARY:Guest Speaker - Dr Ragbir Bhathal (WSU)
LOCATION:Green Point Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Captain Cook, Mabo and the Stars of the Tagai  \nDr Ragbir BhathalRagbir Bh
 athal is an Australian astronomer and author, currently based at the Wester
 n Sydney University (WSU), Australia. He is known for his work on Optical S
 earch for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (OSETI). He did his Ph.D. in magne
 tism at the University of Queensland. He has served as a UNESCO consultant 
 on science policy for the ASEAN group of nations, as an Adviser to the Fede
 ral Minister for Science and was the Project Director for the million dolla
 r Sydney Observatory restoration building program. Bhathal also designed an
 d built the twin dome Campbelltown Rotary Observatory at the WSU Campbellto
 wn Campus and was Patron of Macarthur Astronomical Society from 1997 to 201
 1.\nOn 16th May, 2018, The Macarthur Advertiser newspaper reported in its p
 rinted version that Dr Bhathal "was recently elected as a Fellow of the Lon
 don-based Royal Astronomical Society".\nBhathal carries out research in nan
 osecond laser pulsed communications, astrophysics, galactic surveys, astron
 omical image analysis and processing at UWS. In December 2008, he observed 
 a sharp 'laser look-alike' signal emanating from the globular cluster 47 Tu
 canae. However, despite further searches, the signal has yet to be replicat
 ed.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2>Captain Cook, Mabo and the Stars of the Tagai</h2><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><h
 2><span style="color: inherit;"><img src="https://sasi.net.au/images/articl
 es/Dr_Ragbir_Bhathal.jpg" alt="Dr Ragbir Bhathal" style="margin-right: 10px
 ; float: left;" />Dr Ragbir Bhathal</span></h2><p>Ragbir Bhathal is an Aust
 ralian astronomer and author, currently based at the Western Sydney Univers
 ity (WSU), Australia. He is known for his work on Optical Search for Extra-
 Terrestrial Intelligence (OSETI). He did his Ph.D. in magnetism at the Univ
 ersity of Queensland. He has served as a UNESCO consultant on science polic
 y for the ASEAN group of nations, as an Adviser to the Federal Minister for
  Science and was the Project Director for the million dollar Sydney Observa
 tory restoration building program. Bhathal also designed and built the twin
  dome Campbelltown Rotary Observatory at the WSU Campbelltown Campus and wa
 s Patron of Macarthur Astronomical Society from 1997 to 2011.</p><p>On 16th
  May, 2018, The Macarthur Advertiser newspaper reported in its printed vers
 ion that Dr Bhathal "was recently elected as a Fellow of the London-based R
 oyal Astronomical Society".</p><p>Bhathal carries out research in nanosecon
 d laser pulsed communications, astrophysics, galactic surveys, astronomical
  image analysis and processing at UWS. In December 2008, he observed a shar
 p 'laser look-alike' signal emanating from the globular cluster 47 Tucanae.
  However, despite further searches, the signal has yet to be replicated.</p
 >
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