FREE, kid-friendly Wednesday, December 7th Doors open at 6:30 PM First speaker begins at 7 PM Join us in-person for the December edition of Astronomy on Tap! As always, we'll have games, raffles, glow sticks, swag, and space-themed drinks. (We’ll also livestream on our YouTube channel.) Dr. Jonas Klüter, an LSU astronomy researcher, will tell […]
This month we will hear about the recent discoveries from the SOFIA telescope: "'Moon’s wet': Detecting molecular water on the lunar surface” by Dr. Anicia Arredondo and we will follow-up on last month’s presentation about the powerful solar storm, the “Carrington Event” with a talk focused on “ What are actually doing about the next […]
Astronomy on Tap returns to the NY Public Library for our third collaboration! Registration required through NYPL’s site. On December 8th, we will deliver a trio of accessible, engaging talks about mapping planets and the cosmos, each one inspired by the Explorations section of the library's Treasures exhibition, which features rare books, maps, and manuscripts […]
The Astronomy on Tap Taipei team presents: The Cosmic Kaleidoscope The sky emits light across the electromagnetic spectrum -- from radio, through microwave, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, x-ray, and gamma rays -- allowing astronomers to see a huge variety of phenomena, at different energies and different distances. The kind of light you observe, then, depends on […]
Join Astronomy on Tap NYC for a special brown dwarf themed event during Pioneer Works Second Sundays series. On December 11th, we will have Dr. Johanna Vos, postdoctoral research fellow at American Museum of Natural History, speak about weather on other worlds with hosts Mark Popinchalk and Afra Ashraf.
Join us at 7:30PM PDT, Monday, December 12th for an in-person Astronomy on Tap at the outdoor Dog Haus Biergarten in Old Town Pasadena. We’ll hear from Julie Inglis: "What to Pack for Interplanetary Travel: A Guide to Planetary Weather" and from Michael Pajkos "Astronomical Discoveries that Change our Civilization." In addition, we will have […]
Join us at DC9 Club on December 12, 2022 for Astronomy on Tap! Our talk line-up for the night: Tuning into Cosmic Fireworks - Alexander van der Horst (George Washington University) JWST is actually a Time Machine! - Aaron Yung (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) Spectrum: Empowering Equitable Excellence - Natasha Latouf (George Mason University […]
AoTBonn is here for the last event of the year on December 13 with talks from Ben Hastings about "How (not) to discover a planet" and Jakob Dietl about "The Undiscovered Country: Missing Baryons in Large-Scale-Structure Filaments". Join us for a beer and a pub quiz!
Hello everyone! It's time again for another round of Astronomy on Tap - Orlando! Come on back out to Oviedo Brewing Company on Tuesday, December 13th for our second event, featuring talks by UCF Planetary Sciences graduate student Kenny Gordon and professor Dr. Theodora Karalidi! This month, we’ll be venturing out of the Solar System and […]
Join us this Thursday 15 December at 6pm for the last Astronomy on Tap of 2022 ! The discussion topic for the evening will be “When the Stars Go Out”, led by Professor Paul Ricker. The image shown is of the Butterfly Nebula (NGC 6302) planetary nebula, taken with the Hubble Space Telescope. Planetary […]
