
Prof Jim Wild
@jim_wild
Professor of Space Physics at @LancasterUni and lover of all things spacey. Fell-runner, EV enthusiast, film/soundtrack geek and curry fan. My own views etc.
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https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/physics/about-us/people/jim-wild 27-11-2009 22:10:30
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It’s been fantastic to play a part in this project led by Lancaster University's Michael Aspinall. Congratulations to everyone involved 👏 #spaceweather Met Office Space lancaster.ac.uk/news/-first-sp…

The first space weather monitor in the UK for 40 years has been developed with a new design led by Lancaster University! The new and improved neutron monitor joins a network of similar sensors around the globe 🔭🌌 @MetOffice | UK Research and Innovation lancaster.ac.uk/news/-first-sp…


Happy International Women’s Day! 👩🏾🔬👩🏼🚀👩🏻🔧 To mark #IWD2025, the Royal Astronomical Society is celebrating some of the women who helped shape the history of astronomy. Follow this thread to find out more… ⤵️


On the occasion of #InternationalWomensDay2025, I'm re-posting the recent announcement that my Lancaster University Lancaster Physics colleague Prof Isobel Hook recently won the 2025 Caroline Herschel Medal in recognition of her outstanding contributions to astrophysics. Congratulations👏



What…just….happened!! 🤯😮🤩 The most epic substorm fighting the moonlight, that’s what happened!! My indoors view,due to strong winds tonight!What a scene after 1am!! Taken from the Sperrins, looking NE over Keady mountain and Binevenagh 😍James Rowley-Hill Jure Atanackov Harlan Thomas


There's strong geomagnetic activity at the moment. If this continues into darkness, there'll be a decent chance of seeing the aurora from the Midlands northwards - maybe even further south. Unfortunately, northern areas are looking cloudy. Image: AuroraWatch UK




Come along to Windermere Science Festival on Sunday 11 May to hear Prof Jim Wild talk about the Northern Lights


Come along to Windermere Science Festival on Sunday 11 May to hear Prof Jim Wild talk about the Northern Lights



Come along to Windermere Science Festival on Sunday 11 May to hear Prof Jim Wild talk about the Northern Lights



Congratulations to Professor Jim Wild Prof Jim Wild who’s been elected as President-Elect of the Royal Astronomical Society Royal Astronomical Society lancaster.ac.uk/news/lancaster…