Astronomy on Tap Baltimore is back! Join us Wednesday, January 31st for talks from local astronomers starting at 7:30 pm (event room doors open at 7:00 pm). The event is FREE and open to the public! Please note that while we would love to have all of your there, *space* is limited to the first […]
Astronomy on Tap Lyon is proud to present its very first event! Join us next Wednesday, January 31st for our kick-off event starting at 20:00. The event is FREE and everyone is welcome! We speak both French and English! Bienvenue à la première édition d'Astronomy on Tap – l'évènement où on vous présente de la […]
"What color is Mars? I've spent over 20 years looking at pictures of the "red" planet, and I don't know the answer. I don't even understand the question. But I'll try to explain as much as I can." Astronomy is the science of trying to make what is invisible to our eyes something we can […]
#AoTSATX is back again – On the first Wednesday of every month at the Blue Star Brewing Co. at 7 pm! On Wed. February 7th, we are excited to hear from the University of Texas at San Antonio's Dr. Lindsay Fuller: "Total Eclipse of the Heart of Texas" and from Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Dana […]
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!
