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  • Astronomy on Tap – Baton Rouge (December 2021)

    Youtube

    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!   Big Dreams, Big Telescopes: The Next 10 Years of Astronomy Alex Riley The Decadal Survey on Astronomy and Astrophysics 2020 (Astro2020) covers key scientific […]

  • AoT Leiden: Imaging Black Holes!

    Grandcafé De Burcht Burgsteeg 14, Leiden, Netherlands

    Our next event will take place on Monday 29 August at Grandcafé de Burcht (Burgsteeg 14, 2312 JS Leiden) at 20:00 CEST! We are delighted to have as our speakers Violette Impellizzeri and Huib Jan van Langevelde who had leading roles in the international collaboration that produced the first images of the Supermassive Black Hole at the centre of our […]

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  • Astronomy on Tap Tucson #92: Revealing the Hidden

    Borderlands Brewing Company 119 E Toole Ave, Tucson, Arizona, United States

    Tucson’s local flavor of Astronomy on Tap, Space Drafts, presents its 92nd edition featuring Carlos Vargas and Adeene Denton! Plus Astronomy in the News with Drs. Jackie Champagne and Danny Krolikowski! Unveiling the Missing Universe with Arizona's Own Space Telescope – Carlos Vargas & The Search for Stealth Ocean Worlds – Adeene Denton On tap […]

  • Astronomy on Tap Baton Rouge: the Chandra X-ray Observatory

    LSU Museum of Art 100 Lafayette St, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

    🌌✨ Join us on Thursday June 27th for an illuminating discussion about state-of-the-art astronomical facilities at this month's Astronomy on Tap event! If you can’t attend in person, worry not—we’ll be livestreaming the event on our YouTube channel as well. As always, we’ll have games, raffles, glow sticks, swag, and drinks. FREE, kid-friendly 📅 Date: […]

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  • Astronomy on Tap Köln: Schwarze Löcher & Protosterne

    Theater in der Filmdose Zülpicher Str. 39, Cologne, Germany

    Jetzt kostenlos einchecken! (Vordersitze für die ersten 30 Anmeldungen!) Jeden Monat bietet Astronomy on Tap Köln unterhaltsame und aufschlussreiche Vorträge auf Deutsch und Englisch für den inneren Astronomie-Nerd in dir! Schließ dich uns an, um herauszufinden, woran Astrophysiker arbeiten, um die Rätsel des Kosmos zu lösen. Vergiss nicht, am aufregenden Pub-Quiz teilzunehmen und zeige deine schlagfertige […]

  • Astronomy on Tap Köln: Radio Astronomy Instrumentation

    Theater in der Filmdose Zülpicher Str. 39, Cologne, Germany

    Der Eintritt ist mit oder ohne Ticket möglich, jeder ist willkommen! Teilnehmer, die sich vor 19 Uhr angemeldet haben und gekommen sind, erhalten bevorzugte Sitzplätze. Jeden Monat bietet Astronomy on Tap Cologne unterhaltsame und aufschlussreiche Vorträge in deutscher und englischer Sprache für Ihren inneren Astronomie-Nerd! Seien Sie dabei und erfahren Sie, was Astrophysiker tun, um […]

  • Astronomy on Tap Los Angeles: Balloon-Borne Telescopes & Living on Mars

    Join us at 7:30PM PDT, Monday, September 15th for Astronomy on Tap hosted at the outdoor Dog Haus Biergarten in Old Town Pasadena. We’ll hear from NASA JPL Optical Engineer Susan Redmond giving a talk entitled "To the Stratosphere and Beyond: Chasing Cosmic Clues with Balloon-Borne Telescopes," and NASA JPL Chief Engineer of the Mars […]

  • Astronomy on Tap Munich – Observational October

    Kook's Bar Geyerstraße 18, München, Bavaria, Germany

    Observational October is here! We are very excited to announce that the next event of Astronomy on Tap in Munich will feature Jan-Niklas Pippert & Dr. Jason Spyromilio. The 30 minute talks will show you what it takes to picture the night sky and to construct Earth’s biggest stargazer. Come join us for a fun […]

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  • Astronomy on Tap Kitchener-Waterloo — December 2025

    The Crazy Canuck Kitchener 141 Ontario St N, Kitchener, ON, Canada

    Join us on December 10 for our next edition of AoT Kitchener-Waterloo, when we'll be joined by Ana Ennis and Cam Morgan. They will be talking about the most important piece of equipment for astronomers (telescopes!), and the journey from the first telescopes 400 years ago, to the space-based observatories of the future. Doors at […]