For our next event, we will be back at Grandcafé De Burcht (Burgsteeg 14, 2312 JS Leiden) on Monday 27 September at 20:00 CEST. It's a free event, but registration is required due to COVID-19 regulations! Please read the important information below. There is limited space so save your seat at https://aotleiden.eventbrite.nl and join us for an evening of informal astronomy, […]
Join us for another Astronomy on Tap State College event on September 28 from 6-8 pm at Happy Valley Brewing Company! Gautam Nagaraj will bring out the scalpel to show us how to dissect a galaxy spectrum, and Brianna Zawadzki will discuss how planets are born! While the first talk begins at 6, we recommend […]
Join us on September 28th for Lafayette, Indiana's inaugural Astronomy on Tap event! Hear from PhD candidate Adeene Denton, Dr. Mike Sori, and Dr. Danny Milisavljevic as they talk about a variety of explosive talks! From a quest to blow up Pluto (digitally, in the name of science!), to ice lava on Ceres, to exploding […]
Ever wonder how astronomy is applied creatively in movies? Join us Tuesday night at Fullsteam Brewery to find out — we’re hearing from Mugdha Polimera (UNC) and Reilly Milburn (UNC) about “Astronomy in Film”.
Our October event will feature Dr. Arshia Jacob explaining how small molecules can have a very large effect. Dr. Jacob is now a post doctoral researcher at Johns Hopkins University, though she completed her PhD at the Max Planck Institute for Radioastronomy in Bonn where she analysed the impact of hydrides in astrochemistry. We will […]
Astronomy on Tap is a (FREE) series of events aimed at making the latest research in astronomy and space accessible to the public, with fun talks given in simple ENGLISH, and quiz, and plenty of time for mingling between our speakers and guests. October was meant to the month when the James Webb Space Telescope […]
Join our vodcast with Prof Manel Perucho! All about radio jets and simulations! When? Tuesday 12 October 21@ 19:00 CEST live on YouTube!!! For more, contact us on: gmail: aotjena@gmail.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aotjena instagram: instagram.com/aotjena twitter: http://twitter.com/aotjena
Join us this month for a special night of spooky science at the Michigan Wildlife Conservancy. We'll be returning to their outdoor deck for a fun night of things that go bump in the universe! Make sure to check the weather and dress appropriately. We'll have three talks on a variety of topics including the […]
NYC's Astronomy on Tap presents a virtual Halloween-themed astronomy event with speakers Marisa Murillo and Gabrielle Engelmann-Suissa. This month, Gabrielle Engelmann-Suissa of University of Washington will take us through her exoplanetary research, and Marisa Murillo will be talking about the development of the exciting Circumgalactic Hydrogen-Alpha Spectrograph (CHaS). The event is on October 14 at […]
欢迎大家于10月18日晚7:30（太平洋时间）参与线上《杯酒谈天》（Astronomy on Tap）特别节目。史上最先进的空间望远镜——詹姆斯-韦伯望远镜将于12月18日发射。本次活动以韦伯望远镜的科学研究为主题，在 YouTube 、微博线上直播。杨锦怡博士和戴飞博士将分别带来题为《最遥远的类星体和詹姆斯-韦伯望远镜》和《最不宜居的系外行星》讲座。讲座过后，我们将举行以天文为题材的酒馆杂学竞猜。本次活动将完全以汉语普通话进行。 本次活动完全免费，所有年龄段皆可参与。YouTube 链接、微博链接。往期活动详见洛杉矶分部页面。有关未来活动的更多信息，以及加州理工学院天文讲座与观星系列活动，请访问我们的网站。 Join us at 7:30PM PDT, Monday, October 18th for a spectral virtual Astronomy on Tap event. This event is to celebrate the scheduled launch of the James Webb Space Telescope on December 18. It will be streamed over YouTube Live and Weibo. We’ll hear from Dr. Jinyi Yang: […]
Tucson’s local flavor of Astronomy on Tap, #SpaceDrafts, presents its 69th edition with astronomers Rachael Amaro and Parker Fagrelius The History of Supernova Observations - Rachael Amaro & DESI: Creating a 3D Map of the Universe with Robots - Parker Fagrelius On tap this month is Rachael Amaro of Steward Observatory who will take us through the […]
Join us IN-PERSON 6pm this Thursday, 10/21 for this month's Astronomy on Tap at the newly-opened Literary Bookstore and Bar! We will have two talks by University of Illinois graduate students Alex Deich and Breanna Lucero: "How do spacecraft work?" with Alex Deich You've been given as big a budget as you want to build […]
This event will be live from Astronomy on Tap Kingston! Our theme for the night is world-class facilities for doing astrophysics and astroparticle physics, with a focus on the James Webb Space Telescope, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, and SNOLAB. The evening will feature Space News, exciting trivia, and three fantastic scientists: Lamiya Mowla (Toronto/Dunlap), […]
Welcome to the greatest science talks in Baton Rouge! Come check out the fantastic speakers that have come to give us great talks from the comfort of your own home! Hannalore Gerling-Dunsmore: Black Holes Don't Suck (And They're Bald) We might never be able to recover information that falls into a black hole, but […]
Join us at 7:30PM PDT, Monday, October 25th for a virtual Astronomy on Tap, streamed over YouTube Live. We’ll hear from Dr. Julie Bellerose: "NASA's First Planetary Defense Mission: The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART)" and from Dr. Ritoban Basu Thakur: "Probing the Big Bang with the Earliest Gravitational Waves". In addition, we will host […]
For our next event, we will be back at Grandcafé De Burcht (Burgsteeg 14, 2312 JS Leiden) on Monday 25 October at 20:00 CEST. It's a free event, but registration is required due to COVID-19 regulations! Please read the important information below (coronavirus pass required to enter). There is limited space so save your seat at https://aotleiden.eventbrite.nl and join us for an […]
Join us for a spooky installment of Astronomy on Tap: State College. We'll be at Happy Valley Brewing Company on Tuesday, October 26 from 6-8 pm (but arrive early to grab some great food and beer). Dr. Joel Leja will tell us about the James Webb Space Telescope in "Spooky, Scary SpiderWebb: New Eyes In […]
AoT C'ville is returning to in person events! Our next event will take place on Tuesday, October 26th (postponed from our previous Oct 25 due to weather) at Champion Grill - Stonefield from 7-9pm EDT. We'll be set up outside and have our usual set of astronomy themed talks and trivia. To take advantage of […]
Astronomy on Tap Bonn is back in the Fiddlers pub! Join us to kick start our season 4 in person on October 26th @ 7pm! Dr Arnaud Belloche will talk to us about "Organische Moleküle in der Milchstraße" and Dr Sandra Unruh will present the latest on the Ig Nobel Prize :"Making People Laugh, Then […]
Join us for a virtual event at 7:00 p.m. PT, 27th October 2021, live streamed onto YouTube at this link, which will feature talks by Professor Smadar Naoz and Rory Bentley from UCLA. Gravitational Waves at the Heart of Galaxies: Gravitational-wave emissions are small ripples in the fabric of spacetime that are emitted when two masses accelerate toward each […]
Join us at the Grand Stafford Theater for the 40th installation of Astronomy on Tap BCS! This spooky season, our talks will be by Sarah Cantu on "Zombies and Witches and Vampires, Oh My!... Wait, I thought this was an astronomy talk?" and Ryan Oelkers on "The Habitable Zone: Where Are The Aliens?" We will […]
Acompáñenos a las 15:00 (hora del Pacífico), el lunes 1 de noviembre para una Astronomía en el Bar virtual, transmitida por YouTube Live. Escucharemos a la Dra. Sofia Gallego presentando: “El Universo es una Gigantesca Telaraña” y al Dr. Geronimo Villanueva presentando: “Revelando los Misterios del Sistema Solar con JWST”. Además, organizaremos una sesión de “trivia de bar” […]
Dr. Rachel Smith, head of the Astronomy and Astrophysics Lab at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, will be taking us on a virtual tour of our neighboring planets and even out beyond the solar system! As we fly through space, she will discuss the search for life beyond Earth and planetary analogues to Earth’s […]
The Hubble Space Telescope has revolutionized astronomy. Dr. James Lauroesch will give a history of this stellar instrument, from the years of planning to launch, five servicing missions and the discoveries which changed some fields and began others.
Our next event (and final for the year) will occur this week! We will have Craig Yanitski explaining the various theories of gravity, from the antiquated Aristotelian point of view up to the current research in modified Newtonian dynamics. When he isn't trying to engage the public in astronomy, Craig works on his doctoral thesis […]