***This event will bilingual French/English – Cet évènement sera bilingue français/anglais*** We are back from the Summer break: join us for our September event to learn about black holes and failed space missions, play games with prizes to win, and talk with our wonderful crew of researchers! Our events are free and are open to […]
We're back, New Jersey! Astronomy on Tap is a series of world-wide events in which professional astronomers give informal talks at a local bar on topics of broad interest in astronomy and astrophysics. Each event consists of two 10-15 min talks, followed by questions and comments. Speakers will mingle with the audience between the two […]
Join us in-person for the September edition of Astronomy on Tap at the Varsity Theatre in Baton Rouge, LA! If you can’t attend in person, worry not—we’ll be livestreaming the event on our YouTube channel as well. As always, we’ll have games, raffles, glow sticks, swag, and space-themed drinks. ~Michael Baer, an LSU astronomy graduate […]
Join our next Astronomy on Tap event! Enjoy our hosts' delicious brews, learn about the universe, and compete in space-themed trivia for prizes! Questions include science-fact, -history, and -fiction. We start promptly at 7 pm for ages 21+ only. Tickets are required for entry but can be reserved on Eventbrite for free. AoT Las Vegas […]
Exploration of the Solar System by spacecraft is in its 7th decade, since Mariner 2 flew by Venus in 1962. We will examine in detail the 3rd decade, which included NASA's Voyager mission to Uranus and Neptune and Galileo Mission flyby of Asteroid Gaspra, the Hubble Space Telescope, the Russian Venera mission to Venus and […]
Join us at 7:30PM AZT, Tuesday, October 10th for Astronomy on Tap at the North Rim Lodge at Grand Canyon National Park! We’ll hear from Caltech graduate student Delaney Dunne: "Cannibal Galaxies" and Caltech Professor of Planetary Science Dr. Katherine de Kleer: "The Solar System's Volcanic Wonderland." In addition, we will have a telescope on-hand […]
A body so massive that not even light can escape. What else could be meant by that than a black hole? At first many scientists - including Einstein - thought that it should be impossible to form such a body. But in science the impossible i sometimes the reality and since 2019 we even have […]
Join Lowell Observatory and Mother Road Brewing Co. for Astronomy on Tap on October 17th, starting at 6:30pm! Listen to fascinating science talks, play trivia to win out-of-this-world prizes, and of course, enjoy Mother Road brews on tap. This month's speaker is Visiting Scholar at Blue Marble Space Institute of Science and Lowell Orbits educator […]
Join us for the next monthly Astronomy on Tap NYC event at Pete's Candy Store! Doors open at 6:45pm – arrive early to get your seats, grab a drink, and settle in for science talks, games, prizes, and fun! This month - our 128th NYC event! – it’s Spooky Science, looking in some of the […]
We're back Orlando! 😎 Come back out to the Oviedo Brewing Company on Tuesday, October 17th from 7 - 9 PM for our tenth AoT Orlando event! This month, you will get to see two Planetary Sciences PhD students from the University of Central Florida, Rachel Lowers and Kayla Schang, talk about airless planetary bodies! […]
