Introduction to AAVSO's CV, SPP, and AAVSOnet Sections - Webinar
Explore AAVSO's Cataclysmic Variables, Short Period Pulsators, and AAVSOnet Sections. Learn about research projects, remote telescopes, and engage in Q&A sessions with expert Section Leaders.
Galaxy Surveys: Mapping Large-Scale Structure and Cosmological Parameters
Explore the fundamentals of galaxy surveys and their role in modern cosmology through expert insights on observational techniques, data analysis, and implications for understanding universal structures.
Galaxy Surveys and Large-Scale Structure Mapping - Lecture 2
Delve into advanced galaxy survey techniques and their role in understanding large-scale cosmic structures, dark matter distribution, and the evolution of the universe through observational cosmology.
Galaxy Surveys - Lecture 3
Delve into advanced cosmological concepts through galaxy surveys, exploring large-scale structure mapping, redshift measurements, and modern observational techniques for understanding universe dynamics and evolution.
Galaxy Surveys - Lecture 4
Delve into advanced cosmological concepts through galaxy surveys, exploring large-scale structure mapping, redshift measurements, and modern observational techniques for understanding universe dynamics.
Galaxy Surveys - Lecture 5
Delve into advanced cosmological concepts through galaxy surveys, exploring large-scale structure mapping, redshift measurements, and modern observational techniques for understanding universe dynamics.
Dark Energy with a Little Help from its Friends - Why It Might Need Somebody
Explore string theory's insights into dark energy, quantum gravity, and coupled dark sectors, with potential observable consequences.
The Invisible Universe and the Power of Citizen Science
Explore how citizen scientists contribute to mapping the universe through radio astronomy, collaborating with researchers to identify and classify distant galactic transmissions.
Why we measure the universe | Professor Wendy Freedman | TEDxChicago
Astronomer Wendy Freedman, at the University of Chicago, shares humanity's quest to measure the expanding universe, revealing an exciting scientific mystery: our measurements don't match. Drawing from decades leading major observatories and the Giant Magellan Telescope project, she explains how the