Bristol Aero Talks (BAT) invite Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust (RRHT) members to an open talk at which Janet Charlton who was part of the Filton BAe Space Systems team will review the history space based observations for meteorology up to the present day, highlighting Bristol’s significant contributions to past and present missions. The talk is entitled:
‘Whether the Weather from Space in 2025'
Will be held at 7:15 pm on Tuesday 14th October 2025 at the Aerospace Bristol Museum, Hayes Way, Patchway, BS34 5BZ in the fully accessible John James Lecture Theatre.
For further information, please see the attached flyer/poster here and the BAT Website:
www.bristolaerotalks.co.uk
The Aerospace Bristol Museum:
- has ample easy free car parking.
- is fully accessible. Attendees with mobility issues, please see the third page of the flyer for details of the special car parking arrangements close to the John James Lecture Theatre now normally arranged for these events.
- will not require a current Aerospace Bristol Museum ticket to attend the talk.
Pre booking is not required for this talk, places will allocated on a first come first served basis.
The intention is to start the talk at 7:15 pm. However, I recommend that you aim to be at the Aerospace Bristol Museum by 7:00 pm.
A pop up bar will be available.
There is no charge for entry to these talks. However, there will be a voluntary ‘bucket’ leaving collection to cover costs supplemented with a card reader to enable card or mobile phone contributions. At the end of the Talks season, the accrued surplus (if any) will be donated to the excellent Aerospace Bristol Museum.
For further information about the venue including directions and bus information, please go to Website: https://aerospacebristol.org or enquire: