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Explore how Google Cloud aids in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence through radiofrequency data analysis and technosignature detection, featuring insights from SETI Forward Award winner Raffy Traas.

Innovative telemetry technique for efficient hot/cold data detection in terabyte-scale applications, enabling improved memory tiering and performance in data centers with tiered memory architectures.

Explore the principles and applications of interferometry in astronomy, from basic concepts to advanced techniques and array configurations.

Explore stellar magnetic activity through Kepler and TESS data, uncovering insights into stellar behavior and its impact on exoplanet detection and characterization.

Explore cutting-edge techniques for identifying Earth-like exoplanets using advanced space telescopes in direct imaging missions.

Learn to observe exoplanets with NASA's Exoplanet Watch project. Explore data reduction techniques and contribute to efficient space telescope usage through this citizen science initiative.

Explore cutting-edge techniques for directly observing planets beyond our solar system. Gain insights into the latest advancements in extrasolar planet detection and imaging.

Discover urban astronomy techniques: overcome light pollution, find safe spots, navigate limited horizons, and explore smart telescopes for productive city stargazing.

Delve into the engineering marvel of the James Webb Space Telescope with NASA's Astrophysics Director, exploring its groundbreaking design, deployment challenges, and revolutionary impact on our understanding of the universe.

Satellites connect us across the globe and help us monitor our changing planet, but their growing numbers are flooding the night sky with artificial light. This scattered glow is erasing the stars and distorting the faint cosmic signals that help us understand our Universe. My talk explores how reth

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