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Clapham Meet up

Clapham Meet up

Fri, Aug 28, 5:30 PM
From Clapham Ladies : Sips and Socials

Hi peeps Let’s kick off our first Clapham meetup with some relaxed drinks near Clapham Common. No table bookings or fixed venue — we’ll meet outside Clapham Common Tube Station, have a stroll, choose a place together, and maybe even hop to another spot if the mood takes us. Please note: I may take a few photos of the evening/venues, but no photos of members will be taken or shared 😊

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Beer and Smalltalk

Beer and Smalltalk

Wed, Sep 9, 5:30 PM
From UK Smalltalk User Group
4.7

Unless otherwise announced this is an in-person social gathering for Smalltalkers to get together and talk about Smalltalk (the Programming Language!). Everyone is welcome from the grizzled and experienced to the merely curious.

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🔭NASA Confirms Life on Mars: View With Wine,  Music & Telescopes ☾P Date☽🪐

🔭NASA Confirms Life on Mars: View With Wine, Music & Telescopes ☾P Date☽🪐

Sat, Sep 5, 7:30 PM
From 🥂Urban Young Fun London Professionals Collective
4.6

If you're looking for sensational headlines - this group is defo not for you! But seriously - do you look up and marvel with insatiable curiosity at both the beauty and the wonder of the **universe?** How it began, our place in it, how life evolved and where else in the cosmos other non-microbial life might live ( 99% of stars have exoplanets orbiting - some similar to Earth with atmospheres) so u have to be naively delusional to believe we are alone in the universe)? **And no I didn't make it up - unless you live in hibernation or have zero idea about our greatest endeavours - you'll know NASA really have found the best evidence to date of ancient life on Mars following further scientific verification of the biological signatures of current microbe life discovered on Venus a few years ago.** So we'll defo take a look at the red planet as well the majestic rings of **Saturn and it's** potential life harbouring moon, , the international space station, Tau Ceti star with **2 Earth like planets** orbiting in the habitable zone, remnants of **supernova** witnessed by our early ancestors plus a range of other fascinating celestial wonderments (comets, star systems, **galaxies**) over drinks and engaging chats and banter this Aug fully hosted by me - a passionate amateur astronomer and former global Reuters journalist covering cutting edge big picture science related stories. In between observing - we'll have **drinks and engaging chats** on all astronomy related topics for those inclined (Astrobiology, SETI/Femi Paradox, cosmology, space exploration, exoplanetology, astrophysics etc) as well as non space chatter and banter too. No doubt I'll hear the usual jokes we've all heard hundreds of times before! If those don't make you laugh, then my impersonation of Los Angeles ET will! 👽 **====Free Astronomy Club =====** Over the years we have enjoyed numerous social evenings of stargazing and thought provoking chatter with people of all ages and varying levels of astronomy knowledge - so complete beginners that are genuinely curious about the universe are very welcome. If you are just looking to meet generic randoms that you have nothing in common with / share passio**ns** then there are other groups that easily cater for that. The world renowed **BBC Television Sky at Night** also attended our events pre covid and interviewed some of us for it's show that aired on BBC1 in Feb 2019. BBC **Radio London** (94.9 FM / digital) were there Aug 2023 to cover our meteor shower event broadcasting live to millions of Londoners for 3 hours You don't need a telescope as you will be able to view through scopes belonging to me and other club members (as long as you behave responsibly and don't temper with expensive equipment). If you have your own telescope/binoculars feel free to bring along and I can help you setting it up if you're a newbie. **====ITINERARY=====** We will meet outside Camden Station. After a short wait for anyone delayed, I will escort everyone to our observation point in the park about 15-20 minutes walk away and brief you in terms of what to expect, observing etiquette, tips, equipment handling and take any questions you have - weather general or astronomy/cosmology related. **After Drinks:** on work nights - unless I have a important 9AM Thursday deadline for a client presentation I need to deliver or something - most of us usually head our way back to Camden for another drink till about 1am. I will annouce the pub to all on the walk back. **===What Can You Expect To See (this time of year)? ====** * Orion Nebula * Jupiter and 4 moons * Meteors * Andromedia Galaxy * Saturn, rings & moon * Star clusters such as the Pleiades & Owl Cluster etc * International Space station fly by * Venus & Mercury * Binary & tripple star systems (think planet *Tatooine in* Starwars!), * Neptune * Uranuus * Mars * Our moon * A look towards the galactic centre where that supermassive £22b black hole sits (Sagittarius A) More here from Jodrell Bank Observatory/Astrophysics Centre: [http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/astronomy/nightsky/](http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/astronomy/nightsky/) Guide to viewing the cosmos for beginners: [https://phys.org/news/2018-05-universe-distant-starstips-cosmology-backyard.html#jCp](https://phys.org/news/2018-05-universe-distant-starstips-cosmology-backyard.html#jCp) **===Weather Dependent=====** The event is subject to clear skies forecasts on the night so if on the actual afternoon of the event the weather forecasts looks unsuitable beyond doubt then I will postpone so please check the event status on the day of the event . If this event is still listed here at 5PM on the day, it will be going ahead at the designated day and time! Happy Stargazing Lucas Skywalker (Amateur Musical Astronomer)

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Free 3 course vegetarian Community Meal Every Tuesday 7pm in East Ham

Tue, Sep 8, 6:00 PM
From London Muslim Sisters Islamic Events Group
4.4
1 attendee
REGISTER INTEREST: ZINE MAKING with LESS STRESS PRESS: cultivate creativity

REGISTER INTEREST: ZINE MAKING with LESS STRESS PRESS: cultivate creativity

Wed, Sep 2, 6:00 PM
From BONNY'S OTHER GATHERINGS
4.9

**Join our [MAILING LIST](https://thoughtexperiments.kit.com/59860c6d0d), if you'd like to receive invitations to future events (some of which will be hosted off of meetup).** What is a Zine and why should I make one? Zines are handmade booklets. They can be used to share information, ideas, stories, art (etc.). Zine making creates opportunities to: * spend time exploring ideas * hone in on something you love or care about: a cause, a message, a skill, a place (the possibilities are endless) * get creative with collage, drawing, writing, printmaking (etc.) * produce compelling and unique booklets that you can print cheaply and share with friends and strangers offline After lots of creative brainstorming of their own, Bonny and Ellie have landed on zine making as the perfect way to both open up space for playful, low stakes creativity, and focus their minds on bite sized projects. **Join our [MAILING LIST](https://thoughtexperiments.kit.com/59860c6d0d), if you'd like to receive invitations to future events (some of which will be hosted off of meetup).**

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LCC goes to the Radical Bookfair

LCC goes to the Radical Bookfair

Sun, Sep 6, 11:00 AM
From Left Culture Club: Events & Socials for a Radical Future
4.7

The [London Radical Bookfair](https://londonradicalbookfair.wordpress.com/) is back in south London providing much needed space for writers and readers to exchange ideas and build connections across movements and communities! This year, visitors can expect a stimulating mix of stalls, books, pamphlets, magazines and zines covering subjects including politics, history, feminism, anti-racism, climate justice, queer liberation, trade unionism, internationalism and community organising. The fair will also provide opportunities to meet writers, campaigners and independent publishers working at the forefront of radical thought and activism. If you are an avid reader and value political and independent publishing, or want to enjoy a social afternoon centered on radical thought and activism, join us on Sunday 6th of September for this exciting bookfair crawl + social event! **Event plan** We will meet at the Norwood Junction Station around 12 and head to the fair thereafter. If you are late, don't worry, you can drop us a message and catch up. Details on the workshops are not up yet, but will be added as soon as available. Keep an eye on this description to spot your favorite activities! After the event we will catch up at the local pub. We're committed to making every one of our events welcoming and safe for everybody. Our spaces are non-partisan, but not apolitical. Racism, sexism, antisemitism, classism, forms of discrimination based on sexual preference or gender identity: all these are obviously way out of line. If you are a victim of bigotry or harrasment at any of our events, please raise this with an organiser who will act appropriately. We broadly follow this code of conduct: [https://wiki.dbzer0.com/the-anarchist-code-of-conduct/](https://wiki.dbzer0.com/the-anarchist-code-of-conduct/)

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Ham Radio Meetup in London is where enthusiasts gather to share their passion for amateur radio. These meetups allow members to exchange knowledge, operate radios, and engage in discussions about radio technology and techniques. Whether you're a seasoned operator or new to the hobby, there's room for everyone to learn and enjoy.

Yes, there are Ham Radio events in London. These gatherings range from informal coffee meetups to more structured events like field days or radio shows. They offer great opportunities to learn about radio technology and connect with like-minded individuals.

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If you're interested in organizing, some groups might allow members to host events. You usually need to communicate with the group organizer to discuss your ideas and the process involved.

Absolutely, Ham Radio meetups are great for meeting fellow enthusiasts. They are designed to foster connections, share experiences, and enjoy the collective interest in radio operation.

Joining a Ham Radio group connects you with a community that shares your interest in radio. It's an excellent way to expand your knowledge, explore the latest in amateur radio, and network with electronics enthusiasts.

While many Ham Radio meetups prefer in-person interaction for hands-on experience, some events can be hosted online. Check event listings for availability and format details.

While many areas in London do have active Ham Radio groups, availability and activity may vary. It's best to explore different Meetup pages to see which groups are most active in your area.

Meetup is mainly focused on facilitating group activities. It's designed to help users find communities of shared interest, rather than 1:1 interactions.

Yes, Ham Radio meetups welcome beginners. They often provide opportunities to learn from experienced operators, covering basic to advanced skills in radio communications.

No, events are organized by individual groups or members. Meetup provides the platform to facilitate these connections and events but doesn't organize them directly.

Quality and frequency of meetups depend on the individual groups and their organizers. Exploring various group pages and past events can give you insights into their activities.