The 21cm HI signal at Cosmic Dawn using low frequency radio observations (Hugh Garsden, QMUL)
A QMUL Astronomy Unit Virtual Cosmology Seminar.
QMUL Astronomy Unit
Quasars - From the Milky Way to the Edge of the Universe | Curtin University
Presented by Professor Ron Ekers, this inspiring presentation delves into the discovery of the first quasar, 3C273 on March 16th 1963. A joint effort between ...
Curtin University
06 Mapping Hour
In this episode, Charlie demonstrates tables with Table Time and Kylie maps static earthquake data. Tom and Kylie live map earthquake data atop the ...
Mapping Hour
Meet an Astronomer | Cycles of the Stars with Dr. Jeff Hall
Our Sun appears to shine steadily in the sky day after day, but in fact it is quite variable, as are many of the stars most similar to it. Join Lowell Observatory ...
Lowell Observatory
Dr. Paddy Smith - A day in the life (of a volcano-seismologist)
Dr. Paddy Smith of the Montserrat Volcano Observatory talks about his work on Montserrat as a guest speaker during the the University of Leeds, School of Earth ...
COMET Webinars
Sounding the Ionosphere with Signals of Opportunity in the High-Frequency (HF) Band
Dr. Ethan Miller, K8GU, JHU APL.
George Byrkit
Our Universe, From Quantum Fluctuations to Everything We (Don’t) Know - part 2/3
Topic: From the Big Bang to the Emergence of Life in the Universe Prof. Dr Andreas Burkert: Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Department of Physics, ...
KFK
Planet Fest | October 21, 2020
Join us on Oct 21st, 2020, at 8:45pm CDT for a live tour of our solar system. Your hosts Stephen Hummel and Martinique Pautzke will show you exceptionally ...
McDonald Observatory
2018 Buonsanto Memorial Lecture: Larisa Goncharenko, MIT Haystack Observatory
"How Sudden Stratospheric Warnings Affect the Whole Atmosphere: The Butterfly Effect in Action" Weather events 10 to 50 kilometers above Earth's surface, ...
MIT Haystack Observatory
20th Annual Buonsanto Lecture | MIT Haystack Observatory
2019: 20th Annual Buonsanto Lecture Topic: 250 Years of “Extreme Space Weather Storms”: What Has the Ionosphere Been Up To? The 20th Annual Michael J.
MIT Haystack Observatory
Exploring Science Week 7
Another week of Exploring Science! Enjoy online discussion with Yale scientists about the subjects they love! Learn about their pathway to science, their field of ...
Open_Labs
Gravitational waves from the early universe - Kari Rummukainen
Professor of theoretical particle physics, University of Helsinki, Division of elementary particle physics. Violent events in the very early Universe, when its age ...
Danish Institute for Advanced Study DIAS
Meet an Astronomer | New Technologies for Watching the NIght Sky with Dr. Kyler Kuehn
Lowell Observatory's Deputy Director for Technology, Dr. Kyler Kuehn, has spent more than a dozen years building and improving astronomical instruments in ...
Lowell Observatory
"A Walk on the Dark Side" - MN Institute for Astrophysics Public Lecture
Minnesota Institute for Astrophysics Professor Lawrence Rudnick explores how modern telescopes are uncovering an astonishing variety of structures in clusters ...
College of Science and Engineering, UMN
NEWSDR 2018: Invited Presentation by Frank Lind (MIT Haystack)
Invited Presentation 1: “Remote Sensing of the Space Environment Using Software Defined Radio” Abstract : From studies of the ionosphere to astronomical ...
WPI
Dr. Holger Vömel - 05/22/14
EOLSeminarSeries TITLE: Past, present and future of in situ soundings SPEAKER: Holger Vömel, Meteorological Observatory Lindenberg. ABSTRACT ...
NCAR Earth Observing Laboratory
Montserrat Volcano Observatory give an overview on the ongoing Soufrière Hills eruption
In 1995 the Soufrière Hills volcano in Montserrat erupted. Join Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) volcanologist Dr. Thomas Christopher as he details why ...
Outreach at Montserrat Volcano Observatory MVO
Absorption of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) by the 21-cm Hydrogen Line at Redshift 17
HD 1080p Alan Rogers Haystack / MIT Host: Shep Doeleman Abstract: A deeper than expected absorption with flattened bottom has been observed using the ...
CfA Colloquium
Science for the Public: The Dark Age of the Universe
May 12, 2015, Belmont Public Library, Belmont MA Lincoln Greenhill, Ph.D., Senior Research Fellow, Department of Astronomy, Harvard University and Radio ...
GBH Forum Network
CCA 2020 Fall Intro - Session 4 (September 24, 2020)
More details: https://www.simonsfoundation.org/event/cca-2020-fall-introduction-meeting/
Simons Foundation
Black Holes, Exploding Stars, and the Runaway Universe: A Life in Science
January 23, 2019 Dr. Alex Filippenko (University of California, Berkeley) reviews his fascinating research career in astronomy, focusing on his work with black ...
SVAstronomyLectures
Eclipse Webcast 2: The Layers of the Sun
What's inside the Sun? This month, we're investigating all of the different layers of the Sun. Starting at the core, and working our way out to the heliosphere, what ...
National Solar Observatory
GDAI#4 - Climate Induced Migration in West Africa - with Professor Joseph Teye
Professor Joseph Teye ( Centre for Migration Studies, University of Ghana) presented his findings on researching climate induced migration in the West African ...
governanceinafrica
Live from NOIRLab @ Gemini: Lightning on Jupiter with Dr. Michael Wong
Live From NOIRLab @ Gemini is a virtual educational program led by the international Gemini Observatory, a Program of NSF's NOIRLab. Dr. Michael Wong is a ...
NOIRLabAstro
Tim O'Brien - Why should I care about the SKA?
Associate Director of Jodrell Bank Observatory Tim O'Brien gives an inspiring presentation on why we should care about the Square Kilometre Array and what it ...
Square Kilometre Array
A Discussion on General Relativity by Students of John Wheeler and Bob Dicke
General Relativity at 100: Institute for Advanced Study and Princeton University Celebrate the Enduring Reach, Power and Mysteries of Einstein's Theory A ...
Institute for Advanced Study
Webinar on Enhancing Geospatial Monitoring of Natural Hazards using IoT, Geophysics & Remote Sensing
Leave your feedback on the webinar - https://forms.gle/mKwby2qEshmdmvtQ7 Amrita Center for Wireless Networks & Applications will be hosting a webinar on ...
AmritaWNA
IUCAA Colloquium: July 2, 2020
Prof. Subhadeep De (IUCAA, Pune) Title: Probing fundamental science using optical atomic clock In present days' optical atomic clocks are accurate to few parts ...
ISSAA2020
PSC 2020.10.23 MSPS Colloquium: Bryan Gaensler, University of Toronto
Intro: 1:30 Talk: 3:19 Q&A: 48:55 McGill Society of Physics Students Colloquium (http://msps.sus.mcgill.ca/) Bryan Gaensler ...
McGill Physics
York Observatory TeleTube- Wednesday Oct 21 - Guest Nicole Mortillaro
This episode features LIVE images as well as an amazing GUEST SPEAKER: Nicole Mortillaro who discusses "Our Weird and Wonderful Universe and Our Role ...
YorkUObservatory
Fred Goldberg - Can Humans Cause Global Warming with CO2-Emissions From the Burning of Fossil Fuels?
The lecture by Dr. Fred Goldberg presents some basic facts concerning CO2 and its properties, discusses the residence time in the atmosphere of human ...
The Heartland Institute
Robust Emergence of diverse planetary systems - Doug Lin (SETI Talks 2016)
Recent observations indicate that super Earths are common whereas gas giants are relatively rare. Based on the sequential core accretion scenario, Dr. Lin will ...
SETI Institute
Infrastructure for Arctic Geo-environment Research in Northern Finland - Esa Turunen
Esa Turunen (Director, Sodankylä Geophysical Observatory, University of Oulu) and Infrastructure for Arctic Geo-environment Research in Northern Finland in ...
Tulevaisuusvaliokunta
LASP Public Lecture: Peculiar Role of Io in the Magnetic Environment of Jupiter by Dr. Fran Bagenal
In this presentation, LASP research scientist, Fran Bagenal, will discuss how Jupiter's moon Io's strange behavior has been revealed over the years and present ...
LASP CUBoulder
Sense Of Danger: How Animals Anticipate Disasters (Wildlife Documentary) | Real Wild
Sense of Danger explores the previously unexplained phenomenon of how animals around the world use their innate senses to predict approaching disasters.
Real Wild
Petascale Computing Challenges in Astronomy
Abstract: Astronomy is facing a tsunami of new data as a slew of new telescopes come online within the next decade. In these vast datasets, astronomers will ...
Webcast IIITD
Observing the Birth of the Universe by Lyman Page
VISHVESHWARA LECTURES OBSERVING THE BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSE SPEAKER: Lyman Page (James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor ...
International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
Tracking Supermassive Black Holes - Steve Croft (SETI Talks)
SETI Talks archive: http://seti.org/talks A new generation of telescopes is coming online. Operating at wavelengths from radio, through optical, to gamma ray, ...
SETI Institute
Lovell Lecture: Dr Ian Heywood
How a MeerKAT sees the universe.
Jodrell Bank
Three Puzzles in Star and Planet Formation
September 28, 2017 Phillips Auditorium Kaitlin Kratter Univ. of Arizona Host: Alyssa Goodman Abstract: In the past 5 years, new observational facilities have ...
CfA Colloquium
How Do Animals Know When Disasters Are Coming? | Sense Of Danger | Spark
Sense of Danger explores the previously unexplained phenomenon of how animals around the world use their innate senses to predict approaching disasters.
Spark
2018 Kavli Prize Announcement Program
2018 marks the tenth anniversary of the prestigious Kavli Prize, which recognizes scientists for major advances in three research areas: astrophysics, ...
World Science Festival
