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Astronomy on Tap
Lamar Glover gives a lecture at Astronomy on Tap to a packed house
Lamar Glover gives a lecture at Astronomy on Tap to a packed house
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Audience members listen to two ~15-minute talks followed by pub trivia.
Audience members listen to two ~15-minute talks followed by pub trivia.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Mia de los Reyes wows the audience during her Astronomy on Tap talk about galaxy evolution.
Mia de los Reyes wows the audience during her Astronomy on Tap talk about galaxy evolution.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Time for a laidback evening of science and fun.
Time for a laidback evening of science and fun.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Coral Wheeler presents her research on dwarf galaxies and what they tell us about the physical state of the universe.
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Coral Wheeler presents her research on dwarf galaxies and what they tell us about the physical state of the universe.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
An intermission period between talks at Astronomy on Tap where scientists mingle with members of the public.
An intermission period between talks at Astronomy on Tap where scientists mingle with members of the public.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Andrès Plazas-Malagon discusses his research into the elusive nature of dark energy.
Andrès Plazas-Malagon discusses his research into the elusive nature of dark energy.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
An audience member diligently fills out answers for our astonomy-themed pub trivia.
An audience member diligently fills out answers for our astonomy-themed pub trivia.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Leo Stein expounds on what we know about black holes.
Leo Stein expounds on what we know about black holes.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Rebecca Larson, Cameron Hummels, and Andreas Faisst work to grade the pub trivia forms and award prizes.
Rebecca Larson, Cameron Hummels, and Andreas Faisst work to grade the pub trivia forms and award prizes.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Cindy Hunt discusses the significant history of the Mt. Wilson Observatory.
Cindy Hunt discusses the significant history of the Mt. Wilson Observatory.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Cameron Hummels presents a prize to one of the winners of the pub trivia.
Cameron Hummels presents a prize to one of the winners of the pub trivia.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Arpita Roy passionately describes the various methods for detecting exoplanets.
Arpita Roy passionately describes the various methods for detecting exoplanets.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
An enthusiastic audience for this month's Astronomy on Tap night.
An enthusiastic audience for this month's Astronomy on Tap night.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Cameron Hummels announces the Astronomy on Tap pub trivia answers.
Cameron Hummels announces the Astronomy on Tap pub trivia answers.
Credit: Christophe Marcadé
Lamar Glover gives a lecture at Astronomy on Tap to a packed house
色综合欧美在线视频区 Audience members listen to two ~15-minute talks followed by pub trivia.
Mia de los Reyes wows the audience during her Astronomy on Tap talk about galaxy evolution.
Time for a laidback evening of science and fun.
Coral Wheeler presents her research on dwarf galaxies and what they tell us about the physical state of the universe.
An intermission period between talks at Astronomy on Tap where scientists mingle with members of the public.
Andrès Plazas-Malagon discusses his research into the elusive nature of dark energy.
An audience member diligently fills out answers for our astonomy-themed pub trivia.
Leo Stein expounds on what we know about black holes.
Rebecca Larson, Cameron Hummels, and Andreas Faisst work to grade the pub trivia forms and award prizes.
Cindy Hunt discusses the significant history of the Mt. Wilson Observatory. 色综合欧美在线视频区
色综合欧美在线视频区 Cameron Hummels presents a prize to one of the winners of the pub trivia.
Arpita Roy passionately describes the various methods for detecting exoplanets.
An enthusiastic audience for this month's Astronomy on Tap night.
Cameron Hummels announces the Astronomy on Tap pub trivia answers.
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Astronomy on Tap is a nation-wide phenomenon where professional astronomers give informal science talks in local bars with accompanying pub trivia and interactions with the public. Scientists at Caltech organize the Los Angeles chapter of Astronomy on Tap hosting speakers from many LA-based institutions: Carnegie Observatories, The Planetary Society, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, UCLA, Griffith Observatory, and more.

Each event consists of two 10-15 minute talks on some aspect of astronomy/astrophysics with broad appeal. We answer questions from the audience after each talk, and then host astronomically-themed pub trivia with plenty of interaction with the audience.

Since the COVID pandemic began, we have moved these events from the bar to YouTube Live, hosting these two-hour sessions one Monday a month at 7:30 PM PDT. We are hopeful to return to our host bar in Old Town Pasadena, Der Wolfskopf, as soon as it is safe to do so. Until then, we invite you to join us virtually for an evening of science and fun on our Caltech Astro YouTube Channel. Beer optional.

Approximate Schedule

7:30PM PDT -- Talk #1
8:00PM PDT -- Talk #2
8:30PM PDT -- Pub Trivia
9:30PM PDT -- End of Event