Los Angeles, CA

Astronomy on Tap Los Angeles has hosted over 100 monthly events since 2016, each featuring two informal public science talks by researchers from Caltech, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Carnegie Institute of Washington, The Planetary Society, UCLA, Pasadena City College, Griffith Observatory, and more.  We also include astronomy-themed pub trivia with prizes, guided stargazing with telescopes, and live rock music by Jason Achilles and Forrest Mitchell.  Many of our events are recorded, live-streamed, and available for watch on our YouTube channel.  We also host semi-regular foreign language events in Spanish and in Mandarin Chinese.

AoT LA is organized by Dr. Cameron Hummels.  For more information about our AoT schedule and related public astronomy events in LA, see our twitter feed, facebook page, instagram page, and/or our website.  To see photos and video of our previous events, check out our Flickr page, and YouTube channel.

Events

How Supermassive Black Holes Shape Their Host Galaxies Joanna Piotrowska-Karpov
(Star)Dust to Dust: The Formation, Observation, and Impact of Space Dust – Sam Rose
#114, March 2, 2024 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) Death Valley

The Mystery of Cosmic RaysKathryn Plant
The Starry Tapestry: Myths and Legends of the Night SkyKaustav Das
#113, March 1, 2024 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) Death Valley

A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space, Should We Settle Space, and Have We Really Thought This Through? – Zach Weinersmith
The Many Fabrics of Our Solar System: Texture, Color, and Meaning –
Maria Camarca
#112, February 26, 2024 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Planetary Paparazzi: Engineering Telescopes for Exoplanet Close-Ups – Niyati Desai
The Starry Tapestry: Myths and Legends of the Night Sky – Kaustav Das

#111, January 29, 2024 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Beamed Energy for Earth, the Skies, and Beyond – Mike Kelzenberg
(Star)Dust to Dust: The Formation, Observation, and Impact of Space DustSam Rose
#110, December 4, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Unveiling Venus, Earth’s Evil Twin – Anna Gülcher
Exoplanets: Past, Present, Future – Luke Bouma
#109, November 13, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Beyond the Solar System: Exotic Exoplanets around Other Stars – Kaitlin Kratter
Searching for the Little Neighbors of Big Galaxies – Ben Weiner
#108, November 4, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Grand Canyon

The Solar System’s Volcanic Wonderland – Katherine de Kleer
1I/’Oumuamua: The Nearest Exoplanet? – Steve Desch
#107, November 3, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Grand Canyon

Mars Rocks – Jennifer Buz
How Bright is a Comet, Really? – Qicheng Zhang
#106, October 22, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Grand Canyon

The Evolution of the Stars – Rocio Kiman
Black Holes and Gravitational Waves – Javier Roulet
#105, October 11, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Grand Canyon

Cannibal Galaxies – Delaney Dunne
The Solar System’s Volcanic Wonderland – Katherine de Kleer
#104, October 10, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Grand Canyon

How Supermassive Black Holes Shape Their Host Galaxies – Joanna Piotrowska-Karpov
Why Are Stars? –
Mike Grudić
#103, September 11, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Cosmic Neutrinos: What can these Particles Reveal about the Universe? – Robert Stein
Cosmic Archaeology: Uncovering the History of the Universe with Radio Astronomy – Ruby Byrne
#102, August 14, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Dark Energy and Dark Matter: Our Mostly Invisible Universe – Alina Kiessling
From Whiteboard to Launch in Just 20 Years: a Personal Journey – Jason Rhodes
#101, July 17, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Bringing Mars to Earth – Laurie Leshin
Planet Nine from Outer Space – Mike Brown
#100, June 12, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – 100th Event

The Great Cosmic Recipe: Understanding the Universe on Large Scales – Sofia Gallego
Gravitational Lensing and the Nature of Dark Matter – Leonidas Moustakas
#99, May 15, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Landing Stuff on Mars is Hard – Rob Manning
Shake & Bake: Preparing Spacecraft for the Extreme Conditions of Launch and Space – Shannon Statham
#98, April 10, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Cannibal galaxies – Delaney Dunne
The cosmic art of planetary nebulae – Ben Roulston
#97, March 13, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

How old is a star? – Rocio Kiman
Shining a light on supermassive black holes – Peter Boorman
#96, February 13, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Not all those who wander are planets – Max Goldberg
The Solar System’s volcanic wonderland – Katherine de Kleer
#95, February 10, 2023 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Death Valley

Rockets are awesome – Justin Foley
Telecommuting to Mars: using rovers to explore the red planet – Tina Seeger
#94, January 30, 2023 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

What to pack for interplanetary travel: a guide to planetary weather – Julie Inglis
Astronomical discoveries that change our civilization – Michael Pajkos
#93, December 12, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

How to find things that go blip in the night – Stephanie Deppe
Black holes and stars and gravitational waves, oh my! – Nils Deppe
#92, November 14, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Where will we be in six billion years? – Siyi Xu
Space-based, wide-field slitless spectroscopy: past, present, and future – Xin Wang
#91, November 11, 2022 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Yuguang Chen, Xinnan Du) – Virtual 中国人

Stars that go boom in the night – Abigail Polin
The lost dialogue of Pluto and the fundamental nature of gravity – Spiros Michalakis
#90, October 17, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Life finds a way – Ivey Davis
Not all those who wander are planets – Max Goldberg
#89, September 26, 2022 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Rayos Gamma del Espacio Profundo – Sara Coutiño de León
¿Cómo los astrónomos aficionados ayudan a estudiar el sistema solar? – Rodrigo Leiva
#88, August 22, 2022 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Tony Rodríguez, Sofia Gallego) – Virtual En Español

Solar System vs Exoplanets: are we the weird kids in the galaxy? – Jennifer Burt
Exploding exomoons –
Apurva Oza
#87, August 15, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

How to build a telescope in 365 days to study exoplanet atmospheres – Ashley Baker
The Deep Space Network: science from across the Solar System – Joseph Lazio
#86, July 11, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Fast Radio Bursts – Dongzi Li
How to become an astronomer – Guochao Sun
#85, July 8, 2022 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Yuguang Chen, Xinnan Du) – Virtual 中国人

New astronomical discoveries from Owens Valley – Vikram Ravi
The Solar System’s volcanic wonderland –
Katherine de Kleer
#84, June 22, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels Eastern Sierra

The cosmology of astronomy on tap –Emily Rice
Exoplanet roulette: choose your fate –
Jessie Christiansen
#83, June 15, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Cinematic astronomy with the Hubble Space Telescope – Frank Summers
The first portrait of our Milky Way’s black hole –
Katie Bouman
#82, June 13, 2022 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Science of Star Trek – Michael Wong
The Science of Star Wars – Cameron Hummels
#81, May 23, 2022 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

How we will find the very first galaxies of all – Ethan Siegel
Seeing the unseen: how astronomers probe magnetic fields in galaxies – Sam Ponnada
#80, April 25, 2022 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Cracking the Venusian code with Davinci – Amy Hoffman
Putting the time in spacetime: how time-keeping has revealed the secrets of the universe – Max Goldberg
#79, March 14, 2022 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Dancing black holes – Ron Tso
Interacting binary stars: from the computer to the universe and back – Ylva Götberg
#78, February 28, 2022 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Brightest stars in the sky – Miao Li
Surfing the tides on stars – Linhao Ma
#77, February 18, 2022 (Announcement, Video, Hosts: Yuguang Chen, Xinnan Du) – Virtual 中国人

Don’t Look Up: the science of near-earth objects – Amy Mainzer
Astronomy without astronomers – Dmitry Duev
#76, January 24, 2022 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

The search for the first galaxies with JWST – Christina Williams
Magnifying the earliest galaxies – Justin Spilker
#75, December 6, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual JWST

Where does beer come from? JWST will tell us – Colette Salyk
Seeing exoplanets in a whole new light with JWST – Sasha Hinkley
#74, November 8, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual JWST

El Universo es una Gigantesca Telaraña – Sofia Gallego
#73, November 1, 2021 (Announcement, Video, Hosts: Tony Rodríguez, Benjamin Idini) – Virtual En Español JWST

NASA’s first planetary defense mission: DART – Julie Bellerose
Probing the Big Bang with the earliest gravitational waves – Ritoban Basu Thakur
#72, October 25, 2021 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

A Comprehensive JWST View of the Most Distant Quasars – Jinyi Yang
The Most Uninhabitable Exoplanets – Fei Dai
#71, October 18, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Yuguang Chen, Dongzi Li) – Virtual 中国人 JWST

Gravitational waves: sound from deep space – Yanbei Chen
Searching for stars ripped apart by black holes – Yuhan Yao
#70, June 14, 2021 (Announcement, Video, Hosts: Yuguang Chen, Zhuyun Zhuang) – Virtual 中国人

Using gorging supermassive black holes to illuminate distant galaxies – Britt Lundgren
Exploring the universe from the south pole – Junhan Kim
#69, June 7, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Enanas Marrones: Los Ornitorrincos de la Astronomía – Daniella Bardalez Gagliuffi
En Busca de Mini Agujeros Negros en el Sistema Solar – Lluís Mas-Ribas
#68, May 17, 2021 (Announcement, Video, Hosts: Tony Rodríguez, Benjamin Idini) – Virtual En Español

SOFIA: NASA’s flying infrared observatory – Sabrina Pakzad
The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope on the Far Side of the Moon – Saptarshi Bandyopadhyay
#67, May 10, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

The Search for the First Galaxies – Rebecca Larson
Metals from the First Stars – Evan Nuñez
#66, April 26, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Looking for Killer Asteroids – Quanzhi Ye
Going to the ends of the world to discover its beginnings – Cheng Zhang
#65, March 29, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Yuguang Chen, Yuping Huang) – Virtual 中国人

Ice and Fire: how hot and cold plasma co-exist around galaxies – Max Gronke
2021: a climate change odyssey – Laura-May Abron
#64, March 22, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Intergalactic Immigrants – Jessica Werk
Exploring the Virtual Universe – Zach Hafen
#63, February 8, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

The secret to building the biggest galaxies: cannibalism – Rachel Bezanson
The cosmic gold rush – Igor Andreoni
#62, January 11, 2021 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Fantastic meteors and where to find them – Auriane Egal
What the Arrokoth (mu69) flyby teaches us about planet formation – Andrew Youdin
#61, December 14, 2020 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

Water on the sunlit moon – Casey Honniball
How merging stellar corpses are connected to the calcium in your bones – Kishalay De
#60, November 23, 2020 (Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

New Horizons and Pluto: an adventure to the outer solar system – Briley Lewis
Fast Radio Bursts: A mystery solved? – Chris Bochenek
#59, October 26, 2020 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

Mapping our solar neighborhood – Jackie Faherty
The Planet Nine Hypothesis: An Update – Konstantin Batygin
#58, September 28, 2020 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

The first stars, like, ever – Alexander Ji
Riding the waves of the universe – Brittany Kamai
#57, August 17, 2020 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

Armchair Astronomy: Exploring Mars (and Earth) from your Couch – Alistair Hayden
The Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover: we’re going to Mars again! – Nina Lanza
#56, July 20, 2020 (
Announcement, Video, Hosts: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

Extremely bright and incredibly distant: gamma ray bursts – Paz Beniamini
Space rocks! – Arya Udry
#55, June 22, 2020 (Announcement, Video, Hosts: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

Hunting planets with radio telescopes – Virginie Faramaz
The hidden universe in 3D – Reinier Janssen
#54, May 18, 2020 (Announcement, Video, Hosts: Cameron Hummels, Calen Henderson) – Virtual

Alien skies through the all-seeing eye – Jessica Spake
How fast are galaxies making stars? – Matt Orr
#53, April 20, 2020 (
Announcement, Video, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Virtual

When do stars explode? – Ilaria Caiazzo
Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse, Boom! – Donal O’Sullivan
#52, March 9, 2020 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Harvard Computers: The women who revolutionized astronomy – Rachel Theios
Earthquakes, moonquakes, marsquakes, exoquakes? – Men-Andrin Meier
#51, February 10, 2020 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Spitzer is the coolest telescope – Sean Carey
Forecasting exoplanet weather with Spitzer –
Tiffany Kataria
Revealing invisible explosions with Spitzer – Kaew Tinyanont

#50, January 20, 2020 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson) – Spitzer Farewell

Exploding Stars: Making the elements of our universe – Andrew Emerick
How to find moons outside our solar system – Jackie Pezzato
#49, December 16, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Stellar Recipes: How to make a planet – Nicole Wallack
Reaching for the Stars: The future of spaceflight – Michael Zhang
#48, November 18, 2019 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

NASAdena: The space exploration hotspot in your backyard – Alistair Hayden
Moon Diver: Understanding the history of the Moon through a Mission to a lunar cave – Laura Kerber
#47, October 21, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Shreyas Vissapragada)

Light echos from around black holes – Varoujan Gorjian
#46, September 16, 2019 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Big and small mistakes in cosmology – Agnes Ferté
Capturing the sounds of Mars – Jason Achilles
#45, August 19, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Nitika Yadlapalli)

When planets collide: making our moon from the wreckage – Simon Lock
Rapid transformers in the sky – Amruta Jaodand
#44, July 22, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Summer Vacation Spots in Space – Briley Lewis
Neutrinos Fill the Sky – Nathan Whitehorn
#43, June 24, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Westside

Death from Above – Allison Strom
How NASA makes you healthier – Nitika Yadlapalli
#42, June 17, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Pebbles on the Shore: Reconstructing Ancient Alien Habitats on Earth and Mars – Cecilia Sanders
A Tour of Exoplanet Discovery – Lee Rosenthal
#41, May 20, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Lives of Stars – Mark Hodges
Simulating the Universe – Cameron Hummels
#40, April 24, 2019 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels) – Eastern Sierra

Ringing Black Holes – Matt Giesler
What isn’t dark matter? – Shea Garrison-Kimmel
#39, April 22, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Tumbling Black Holes – Vijay Varma
Superpowers of Ten: How we think about extreme numbers – Liz Landau
#38, March 25, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Cómo detener el paso del tiempo – Lluis Mas Ribas
Las galaxias enanas y su historia de la formación del universo – Laura Sales
#37, February 25, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Albert Izard) – En Español

Staggering with the Stars – Marie Ygouf
Interstellar Booze: What alcohol can teach us about our cosmic origins – Shreyas Vissapragada
#36, January 28, 2019 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Multiwavelength Universe – Abby Crites
Seeing Planets through Polarized Sunglasses – Max Millar-Blanchaer
#35, December 3, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Using Radio Flashes to Probe Interstellar Space – Kathryn Plant
Simulating the Universe – Cameron Hummels
#34, November 5, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

De-Twinkling Stars to See Exoplanets – Vanessa Bailey
The Sky is Alive with the Sound of Music – Greg Salvesen
#33, October 1, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Finding Life in the Galaxy – Rob Zellem
Connecting the Pale Blue Dots – Arpita Roy
#32, August 27, 2018 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Art and Astronomy: A Brief History of Visualizing Our Universe – Estevan Guzman
How to Ride Along with the Mars Rovers – Emily Lakdawalla
#31, August 6, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Rebecca Larson)

The Universe in Infrared – Rebecca Larson
Weekending on the Moon – Jim Bell
#30, July 17, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Fantastic Stars and Where to Find Them – Dillon Dong, Sarah Blunt
#29, July 16, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Stars torn apart by Black Holes – Decker French
Sailing on Sunlight: The LightSail Spacecraft – Bruce Betts
#28, June 4, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

How do stars create gold? – Gina Duggan
Explosions in Space – Maria Drout
#27, May 7, 2018 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

How to Build a Star Cluster – Mike Grudic
Telescopes at the South Pole – Christine Corbett Moran
#26, April 9, 2018 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Creating a Planet from Scratch? – Jono Squire
Cosmology with your Eyes Closed – Vikram Ravi
#25, March 19, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Rahul Patel)

Can Science Fiction Predict the Future? – Harriet Brettle
Journey to the Center of a Star – Jim Fuller
Earth 2.0: Will we find another potential home? – Elizabeth Tasker
#24, February 12, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Stars go boom, but why? – Mia de los Reyes
Hacking the Galaxy to make a Gravitational Wave Antenna – Stephen Taylor
#23, January 15, 2018 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

We Are Made of Big Bang Stuff – Jeff Rich
Black Holes Don’t Suck, But They Do Like To Eat – Katey Alatelo
#22, December 4, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Jessie Christiansen)

100 Years of the 100 Inch Telescope at Mt. Wilson – Cindy Hunt
Dark Energy and the Runaway Universe – Andrés Plazas Malagón
#21, November 6, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

LIGO Launches the Age of Multi-Messenger Astronomy – Jameson Rollins
Stellar Marriages: A Turbulent Story – Nadia Blagorodnova
#20, October 23, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Ode to a Lost Spaceship: Cassini at Saturn – Erika Hamden
Dismantling the Scientific Superiority Complex – Lamar Glover
#19, October 9, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson) – Featured in Documentary: Behind the Curve

Singing with the Stars: The Real Music of the Spheres – Anders Thygesen
Twinkle Twinkle Little Galaxy: Simulating the Tiniest Star Factories – Coral Wheeler
#18, September 11, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Total Eclipse of the Sun – Tiffany Meshkat
Fantastic Beasts of the Radio Sky – Harish Vedantham
#17, July 31, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Supermassive Black Hole at the Center of Our Galaxy – Elena Murchikova
Is Our Solar System Weird? – Erik Petigura
#16, July 3, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Rahul Patel)

How Superman Sees the Universe – Marianne Heida
Gravity and Holes in the Abyss – Ron Tso
#15, June 12, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Truth about Black Holes – Leo Stein
A Pub Crawl through the Trappist-1 System – Courtney Dressing
#14, May 15, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Simulating a Black Hole – Maria Okounkova
Proxima b: Our Nearest Exoplanet – Devin Silvia
#13, April 17, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Galaxies Resisting a Violent Universe – Jorge Moreno
Magnifying the Universe with Einstein’s Telescopes – Rachael Livermore
#12, March 13, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Calen Henderson)

Pulsars: Spinning Stellar Corpses – Anna Ho
Galaxies Are People Too – Louis Abramson
#11, February 13, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The Discovery of Dark Matter – Johanna Teske
The Speed of Light is Slow – Adric Riedel
#10, January 23, 2017 (
Announcement, Photos, Hosts: Rahul PatelRicky Nilsson)

Finding the First Galaxies in the Universe – Jordan Mirocha
Dangerous Galaxies: Strangulation and Cannibalism – Ivanna Escala
#9, December 12, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Astrobiology: From Molecules to Space Robots – Ricky Nilsson
Black Hole Jeopardy – Hannalore Gerling-Dunsmore
#8, November 21, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

What is Dark Matter? – Denise Schmitz
Meteorites on Other Planets – James Ashley
#7, October 19th, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Seeing Gravitational Wave Sources – Alex Urban
Old Telescope Learns New Tricks – Eric Bellm
#6, October 18th, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Where is LIGO’s detection? – Astrid Lamberts
No more Twinkle Little Star – Ji Wang
#5, October 17th, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

It All Started with a Bang – Andreas Faisst
Spectacular Stellar Explosions – Ragnhild Lunnan
#4, September 26th, 2016 (Announcement, Photos, Host: Rahul Patel)

Galaxies with Edwin – Marja Seidel
Earth through the Looking Glass – Calen Henderson
#3, August 22nd, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

The First Beer Came from Space – Rachael Beaton
Jupiter: Exposed – Rahul Patel
#2, July 25th, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)

Exoplanet Roulette: Guess Your Fate – Jessie Christiansen
#1, June 20th, 2016 (
Announcement, Photos, Host: Cameron Hummels)