Astronomy on Tap is a series of events aimed at bringing astronomy and space science to the public, with informal talks by professional scientists, trivia, and beer! This month we are focusing on human exploration of Mars! Dr. Ali Bramson is a professor and planetary scientist at Purdue University. She uses robots in space to […]

 In honor of Earth fall and cosmic afternoon, NYC's Astronomy on Tap presents a virtual astronomy happy hour with speakers Yasmeen Asali and Vincent Mckay. This month, Yasmeen Asali will take us through her through her research with the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, and Vincent Mckay from the Dunlap Institute/University of Toronto will be talking Hubble […]

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 formingling between our speakers and guests. This month we will have talks about some truly mind-boggling things like light […]

For our seventh edition, we gathered for you Lionel Métrailler working at Clear Space; Kevin Holdcroft working at the Reconfigurable Robotics Lab and Laurence Suhner the author of Quantika

This month at AoT-Louisville: Johannes Kepler had somepointed things to say about the structure of the universe of stars. His ideas contrasted what astronomers tended to assume, and raise questions about where our ideas about the universe arise: from science, or from our own preferences? Chris Graney will delve into the historical origins of those […]