SOLD OUT - Frontiers Lecture: Investigating Clouds on Worlds Beyond Our Solar System

🌌 Join us for an enlightening evening at the Frontiers Lecture presented by Eileen Gonzales, Assistant Professor at San Francisco State University in the Department of Physics & Astronomy! Discover the fascinating world of brown dwarfs—celestial entities larger than planets but smaller than stars. Utilizing groundbreaking data from the James Webb Space Telescope, Gonzales will unveil the techniques employed to detect molecules and cloud formations in their atmospheres.

🔍 Together, we'll delve into specific examples, such as Wolf 1130C, and learn how scientists identify unique features, including biosignatures like phosphine, to enhance our understanding of these distant worlds beyond our solar system.

This event is part of the Museum’s Frontiers Lecture series, which focuses on innovative astrophysics themes. Ideal for audiences aged 16 and above!

📅 Date: 10 oktober 17:00 - 19:00
📍 Location: ATM, Central Park W, New York, NY 10024, United States
🎟️ Tickets: Get yours here!

🔭 Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the universe with us!