Tue, Mar 07 - 5:30pm to 7:00pm
How do astronomers study the Universe? Our planet is covered with observatories of all kinds, big and small, amateur and professional, old and new. Many more still are orbiting over our heads daily. Yet prior to 1929 (less than 90 years ago), we didn’t even know there was a Universe beyond our own Milky Way, let alone astronomical objects that gave off more than just visible light. Go on a tour of the multi-wavelength universe and see highlights of some exciting new findings. Join Dr. Summer Ash, Director of Outreach for Columbia University's Department of Astronomy, as she discusses "The Invisible Universe: Seeing What Our Eyes Can't."
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No online registration required for users
Location:
California State University San Marcos
USU Ballroom
333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road
San Marcos, CA 92096
Ages:
High School
College and Beyond (21+)
Topics:
Astronomy
Spanish Speaker Provided:
No
Presented By:
California State University San Marcos
Region:
North County
