Aayush Saxena
@aasaxena.bsky.social
astrophysicist at university of oxford | very distant galaxies and supermassive black holes with JWST | the skies definitely seem bluer down here!
Had an amazing time organising the RAS Specialist Discussion Meeting focusing on extreme stellar populations and the initial mass function at the Royal Society in London last Friday.
Huge thanks to the wonderful speakers and attendees for making this event a success!
Huge thanks to the wonderful speakers and attendees for making this event a success!
March 16, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Had an amazing time organising the RAS Specialist Discussion Meeting focusing on extreme stellar populations and the initial mass function at the Royal Society in London last Friday.
Huge thanks to the wonderful speakers and attendees for making this event a success!
Huge thanks to the wonderful speakers and attendees for making this event a success!
Stunning performance by the Mercury Prize winning band English Teacher at O2 Shepherds Bush Empire last night! They brought their highly complex album to life in an amazing way
November 13, 2024 at 2:11 PM
Stunning performance by the Mercury Prize winning band English Teacher at O2 Shepherds Bush Empire last night! They brought their highly complex album to life in an amazing way
Had a wonderful weekend out in the Cotswolds! First signs of autumn, finally!
October 30, 2023 at 12:17 PM
Had a wonderful weekend out in the Cotswolds! First signs of autumn, finally!
Has such a great time talking about JWST at the Science Museum x Silver Tuesday event, as part of the national Silver Sunday celebrations to help address loneliness and isolation amongst older people. It was amazing to hear all the lovely stories and spread the joy of astronomy!
October 10, 2023 at 9:50 PM
Has such a great time talking about JWST at the Science Museum x Silver Tuesday event, as part of the national Silver Sunday celebrations to help address loneliness and isolation amongst older people. It was amazing to hear all the lovely stories and spread the joy of astronomy!