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Astronomy on Tap - Bryan/College Station

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Online Public

Type: Special Event

Held on: May 20, 2020 (Wed) at 05:00 PM to May 20, 2020 (Wed) at 07:00 PM

Online Location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBbbHGtBxcQ&feature=youtu.be

Speaker: Drs. Jasleen Matharu and Casey Papovich

Location:

Event Coordinator: John McLaren

Overview

In celebration of Hubble’s birthday, this month, Dr. Jasleen Matharu will talk about how the Hubble Deep Field revolutionized astronomy, followed by Dr. Casey Papovich, who will talk about all the science we’ve done with the Hubble Space Telescope! There will also be trivia! For more information: RSVP here, and follow us on Facebook , Twitter, and Instagram! Event starts at 5PM Seattle time.

When?: Wednesday, May 20. The event begins at 5pm Seattle time.

Where?: Astronomy on Tap BCS YouTube Channel

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almost 5 years ago

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