Observatories

Observatories
JWST image of NGC 3324 in a star-forming region of the Carina Nebula
Seminar
Elizabeth Tarantino (STScI)
Dust and Star Formation at the Lowest Metallicities with JWST and ALMA
Pasadena, CA
06
March
12:15PM PST
1:15PM PST
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Lava exoplanet
Seminar
Collin Cherubim (Harvard)
Helium worlds, oxygen worlds, and the discovery of an atmosphere on a temperate, terrestrial exoplanet.
Pasadena, CA
27
February
12:15PM PST
1:15PM PST
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An artist’s conception of the hydrogen being stripped from one half of a binary system, leaving a very hot, helium rich exposed core that will eventually explode as a hydrogen-poor core collapse supernova. Credit: by Navid Marvi, courtesy of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
Seminar
Hannah Gulick (UC Berkeley)
Space-Based All-Sky Surveys for Mapping Compact Object Populations
Pasadena, CA
20
February
12:15PM PST
1:15PM PST
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Lava exoplanet
Seminar
Kaustav Das (Caltech)
The Faint and the Furious: What are the Lowest Mass Stars that Explode as Core-Collapse Supernovae?
Pasadena, CA
13
February
12:15PM PST
1:15PM PST
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Lava exoplanet
Seminar
Caleb Lammers (Princeton)
Gaia’s Exoplanet Potential
Pasadena, CA
06
February
12:15PM PST
1:15PM PST
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Lava exoplanet
Seminar
Katelyn Horstman (Caltech)
Searching for exo-satellites and brown dwarf binaries using the Keck Planet Imager and Characterizer (KPIC)
Pasadena, CA
30
January
12:15PM PST
1:15PM PST
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