Join Brian May for a stereoscopic adventure in space

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European Astrofest takes place 5 and 6 February 2016, Kensington Conference & Events Centre, London. Tickets

Brian confirmed as speaker for Friday afternoon session:
A history of astro stereo photography – illustrated with full screen 3-D projection Brian May, London Stereoscopic Company

Brian and Pluto

Dr Brian May will bring a new dimension to the conference programme at European AstroFest this year when he takes the audience on a stereoscopic adventure into space. Using cutting-edge 3D projection technology, Brian will explain how stereo photography has been used to capture the wonders of the Universe, from Victorian-era images of the Moon to present day space probes exploring the far-flung regions of our Solar System.

Although best known for his musical talents, Brian has a life-long interest in astronomy and stereoscopic imaging. He was named a science collaborator on the New Horizons Pluto mission and has helped process 3D images from the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission, exploring comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko. Brian is a director of the London Stereoscopic Company which publishes stereo cards and books that can be enjoyed using the patented OWL viewer he designed.

Brian’s presentation is at 4:50pm on Friday 5 February. To book your conference pass and to see the full programme visit the European AstroFest website.

Get tips on how to view this stereo image from the London Stereoscopic Company.