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Online lecture: Katie Mack’s The Whole History of the Universe

Cosmologist Dr Katie Mack takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the nature and evolution of the cosmos itself. Sign up to our webinar today.

Katie Mack hosts BBC Sky at Night Magazine's webinar The Whole History of the Universe

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Cosmologist Dr Katie Mack takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the nature and evolution of the cosmos itself.

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Join us for our live online talk, as we take a tour across vast eons of time to look at the key moments in the history of the Universe, from its fiery start in the Big Bang through to the possible ways it could all end, billions of years in the future.

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