Exoplanets: Weird and Wonderful Worlds

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Type: Special Event

Held on: May 22, 2020 (Fri) at 02:30 PM to May 22, 2020 (Fri) at 03:30 PM

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Speaker: Dr. Tyler Robinson

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Event Coordinator: John McLaren

Overview

Astronomers now know of thousands of worlds orbiting other stars in our galaxy. These so-called “exoplanets” are surprisingly diverse, spanning giant planets with super-heated atmospheres to small rocky worlds with rock vapor in their air. These findings are all leading up to the discovery everyone is waiting for – another planet like our own! Meet an Astronomer welcomes guest astronomer, Dr. Tyler Robinson, Assistant Professor at Northern Arizona University.

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