THE CLASSROOM WILL BE OPEN FOR THIS TALK. This talk will be live-streamed on YouTube and as a webinar on Zoom. Our speaker will be joining us remotely but we’d love to see you in the classroom for the talk. As always, the talk will be posted to the Westport Astronomical Society’s YouTube channel afterwards. […]
Sara Seager, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Read More »
THE CLASSROOM WILL BE OPEN FOR THIS TALK. This event WILL be live-streamed on YouTube and as a webinar on Zoom. Our speaker will be joining us remotely but we’d love to see you in the classroom for the talk. As always, the talk will be posted to the Westport Astronomical Society’s YouTube channel afterwards.
Dr. Bob Dempsey – Director of Flight Operations / New Shepard, Blue Origin Read More »
THE CLASSROOM WILL BE CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT Due to some unavoidable circumstances, we will NOT be opening the classroom for this talk. This event will be live-streamed on YouTube and as a webinar on Zoom. As always, the talk will be posted to the Westport Astronomical Society’s YouTube channel afterwards. WAS Welcomes Sarah
Due to uncontrollable issues, THE CLASSROOM WILL BE CLOSED FOR THIS TALK. This event WILL be live-streamed on YouTube and as a webinar on Zoom. As always, the talk will be posted to the Westport Astronomical Society’s YouTube channel afterwards. Dr. Chabot first spoke with us in April 2022 and she returns to talk to
Gabriel Lewis Bridges, PhD candidate, Department of Physics, Columbia University The General Antiparticle Spectrometer: Hunting for Dark Matter from an Antarctic Balloon THE CLASSROOM WILL BE OPEN FOR THIS EVENT Join us LIVE in the WAS Classroom for this lecture, featuring our speaker joining us IN PERSON. This event will be live-streamed on YouTube and
We have had our first “analysis party”- and it was a blast! Analysis is the final leap towards a positive report, in which we use computer programming to find the disappearance and reappearance of the star’s light as the asteroid passes over. Here, my friends, is your go-to guide to analyzing occultations for when the
How to analyze occultations! Read More »
Hello, my name is Monica! I am going to be running this occultation blog, which centers on occultations: those at WAS, those at other related locations, and those anywhere else really. Right now, I conduct asteroid research with several other peers. Some of these peers join me at Westport, or conduct research in tandem at
First Blog Post!! 🔭 Welcome to Occultations @ WAS! Read More »
Dr. Debra Wallace, Deputy Branch Chief for Astrophysics at the NASA MSFC Exploring the Vast Cosmic Structures of the Universe THE CLASSROOM WILL BE OPEN FOR THIS EVENT Join us LIVE in the WAS Classroom for this special lecture, featuring our speaker joining us remotely. Plus, it’s our Pre-Winter Solstice Holiday Party! This event WILL
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Erin Kara MIT assistant professor, Department of Physics, member of the MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research Black Hole Echoes: How We “See” Curved Spacetime THE CLASSROOM WILL BE CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT This lecture will be hosted as a Webinar on Zoom as well as a live stream on our YouTube channel. We encourage you to
Erin Kara – Black Hole Echoes: How We “See” Curved Spacetime Read More »
EVERYONE IS INVITED! Saturday, September 14, 8:00 PM NASA’s International Observe the Moon Night Parking may be an issue – please consider carpooling and/or parking in the lot at the bottom of the hill and walking up to the Observatory. What is InOMN? International Observe the Moon Night is a worldwide celebration of lunar
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