Climate Science & Solutions for Bay Area SchoolsSchool groups from all over the Bay Area will be coming by bus to this event. Featuring hands-on science on climate change and solutions. Student groups will be viewing films and taking part in the Active Cinema Room, where the interactive climate science labs wil be set up.We're looking for ...
Where: San RafaelCost: free
SPHEREx: An all-sky near infrared spectral surveyRecently selected for implementation as the next medium-class mission in NASA's Explorer line, SPHEREx will produce a Near Infrared spectrum for every 6 arcsecond pixel on the celestial sphere. Through the use of cold. wide-field optics combined with linear variable filters, this experiment is optimized to probe for signatures of ...
Where: StanfordCost: Free
Jay Inslee: The Climate CandidateObama chose health care. Trump went with taxes. Presidential hopeful Jay Inslee is the only candidate with a very different top priority: to stop climate change. With a laser focus on climate and the environment, the Washington state governor is a notable departure from other Democratic candidates who regularly mention ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $20 General, $12 Members, $7 Students
Jump on your saddle and ride down the waterfront as we celebrate cycles and promote pedal power! In collaboration with the SF Bicycle Coalition and Bike to Work Month, we’ll explore the physics, culture, and sustainable future of bicycles. Watch cycling demos, marvel at unusual bike builds, and get hands-on ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: 17.95 advance, 19.95 door, AD members free
Cafe InquiryCenter for Inquiry San Francisco's monthly get together to talk about whatever interests us.
Where: Menlo ParkCost: Free
NightLife in Space: The MoonNightLife goes to the Moon and back, exploring the origins of space travel and the future of lunar missions. Plus, MUTEK.SF presents A/Visions 1 in the planetarium, featuring full dome video art and live music performances and DJ sets.
Where: San FranciscoCost: $15 General, $12 Members
Astronomy on Tap Santa Cruz - Brown DwarfsBrown dwarfs â€" not quite a star, not quite a planet. UCSC graduate student will talk about how we study the atmospheres of brown dwarfs, and how they can help us better understand gas giant planets. Next we will hear from Dr. Andrew Rushby about how ice and snow may ...
