UCSD-SDSU Astrophysics Seminar December 3rd 2021
Title: “Space Observations for Ultrahigh Energy Astroparticles” Speaker: Angela Olinto, Professor, University of Chicago When: Friday December 3rd, 2021 at 3 pm Where: Zoom […]
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2021 John D. Schopp Memorial Lecture
Speaker: Dr. Elizabeth Turtle, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Topic: NASA Dragonfly Mission to Characterize Titan When: Friday December 3rd, 2021 at 5:30 pm […]
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Upcoming UCSD-SDSU Astrophysics Seminar Nov 19th 2021
Title: Directly Imaging Planet Formation Speaker: Eugene Chiang, Professor, UC Berkeley When: Friday November 19th, 2021 at 3 pm Where: Zoom https://ucsd.zoom.us/j/91787709095?pwd=V09oUGRvQUw1N3pObEhKYm4zbHFGZz09 Abstract: For planet […]
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SDSU Astronomy Department Receives Gift of $14 Million from Theodore W. and Nhung Lu Booth
SDSU’s Department of Astronomy is incredibly fortunate to have recently received a generous donation of $14 million from the estate of Theodore William and Nhung […]
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Congratulations to SDSU Cal-Bridge Scholars
The Department congratulates Yasmin Afshar, Kiley Mayford, Kelcey Davis, Kara Whitaker, and Jose Ruiz Casias on their recently-rewarded Cal-Bridge scholarships to support them as they […]
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SDSU Astronomers Discover Third Planet in the Kepler-47 Circumbinary System
SDSU Astronomers have discovered a third planet in the Kepler-47 system, securing the system’s title as the most interesting of the binary-star worlds. Using data […]
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Astronomy Graduate Student Quentin Socia Revises Important Astronomical Prediction
In September 2018, SDSU astronomy graduate student Quentin Socia published a new work refuting the previously published prediction of the merger of two stars. Stellar […]
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Doug Leonard presents invited plenary lecture at the 230th meeting of the American Astronomical Society
On June 7, 2017, Professor Doug Leonard delivered an invited plenary talk on the explosion geometry of core-collapse supernovae at the 230th meeting of the […]
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Astronomy Department welcomes new faculty member, Kate Rubin
The Astronomy Department is pleased to welcome our latest faculty hire, professor Kate Rubin, who joined our Department this fall. Kate has an expertise in […]
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New Planet Is Largest Discovered That Orbits Two Suns
Kepler-1647 b is important because it is the tip of the iceberg of a theoretically predicted population of large, long-period circumbinary planets.
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