Come check out Astronomy on Tap Triangle, our North Carolina chapter of short and engaging talks about astronomy over beer. Find us in the taproom of Fullsteam Brewery in Durham, NC from 7-9 PM on Wednesday, February 7th! Don't miss this chance to learn how UNC astronomers plan to binge the night sky! Lawrence Machia (UNC-CH) […]
We will have our Astronomy on Tap Las Cruces event this Thursday 2/8/24 6:30pm at the Boneyard Cantina downtown. Come join us for a fun evening of a public astronomy talk. Because science is even better with beer!
Please join us next Thursday, February 8, for Astronomy on Tap in the garden at M Special on State Street. The show will feature Professor Norman Murray of CITA presenting "Why the day is 24 hours long" and Andy Howell and Iair Arcavi giving a fun overview of Astronomy in the News.
After a nice winter break, AoT Paris is ready for more science (and beer!)! For our next event, Mikel Falxa will tell us about detecting gravitational waves using pulsar timing arrays and PhD candidate Senwen Deng will be sharing about the upcoming LISA mission!! Come learn about our dark universe and share a pint (or two!) […]
Hey Philly! Astro on Tap is back next Thursday, February 15th. This month, we will be talking about the cosmic origins of elements with Dr. Madeline Lucey from the University of Pennsylvania. See you all next Thursday from 6-8pm on the 2nd floor of Fergie's Pub!
Join Lowell Observatory and Mother Road Brewing Co. on February 15th at 6:30pm for a special I <3 Pluto edition of Astronomy on Tap! This year we celebrate 94 years since Pluto's discovery by Clyde Tombaugh at Lowell Observatory! Lowell historian Kevin Schindler will talk about the Sykes brothers, Godfrey and Stanley, and their immense […]
Humble Sea Brewing Co. 820 Swift St, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Thursday February 15, 6:30 pm Speakers: Sven Heydenreich & Diana Blanco Join us on an adventure from the ancient tales of the cosmos to today's quest to uncover the universe's deepest secrets. We'll explore how curiosity about the night sky and beyond led to […]
Dr. Ioannis Liodakis (ORAU/NASA) Black holes are mysterious objects that have such strong gravity that nothing can escape from them, not even light. We can detect them by the effects they have on their surroundings, such as jets of matter shooting out from their poles at almost the speed of light. Polarization is an invisible […]
Join us for the 133rd Astronomy on Tap NYC event, and the next in our monthly series at Pete’s Candy Store! Astronomy on Tap is fun and informative, with professional scientists and educators plus games, prizes, and a bit of learning while drinking. This month, we celebrate black excellence in science with a Black History […]
