Leap into the wild new world of artificial intelligence with Adventures in AI! Whether you’re an AI expert or a total newcomer, this brand-new exhibition will have something for you to dive into, plus additional weekend programs for all-day fun. Join us for a clever reversal of the Turing Test, ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free with admission
Family Nature Adventures: Bird Watching - Discover Local Feathered Friends!Take flight into the fascinating world of birds! Learn how to identify local birds by their unique appearances and calls. Gain tips and tricks for becoming a skilled birdwatcher. Bring your own binoculars or use our child-sized pairs as you embark on a forest stroll, spotting and observing birds in ...
Where: OaklandCost: $25 General, $35 ages 3 - 8, $10 off members
Leap into the wild new world of artificial intelligence with Adventures in AI! Whether you’re an AI expert or a total newcomer, this brand-new exhibition will have something for you to dive into, plus additional weekend programs for all-day fun. Join us for a clever reversal of the Turing Test, ...
Engineering in Astronomy - A Career PathSpeaker: Cristian Rodriguez (UC Observatories)Bio: Cristian Rodriguez, a Mechanical Engineer at the University of California Observatories, has built a dynamic career designing astronomical instrumentation, including working on the SCALES instrument for the Keck Observatory and designing fire-detecting CubeSats. In his talk, “Engineering in Astronomy,” ...
Where: Santa CruzCost: Free
Tuesday, 06/17/25
Gaming the Museum: The Power of Open-Source Innovation in Cultural Spaces (Online)Museum educators, interaction designers, and game-studio partners from Switzerland and the United States share insights from developing 20 open-source game prototypes through Project AMI (Art + Museums Interacting). Built in swift 30-day sprints and refined through public play-tests, the examples show how gamified experiences transform visitors from passive observers into ...
Please join us for the official launch of the Cyber Resilience Corps’ Roadmap for Community Security. Community organizations - nonprofits, rural hospitals, schools, local utilities, municipalities, and small businesses - are vital to delivering essential services to the public, but they are often the least prepared to protect themselves from ...
Where: Cost: Free
Astronomy on Tap Tucson #108: Massive Binaries & Supermassive Black Holes - LivestreamTucson’s local flavor of Astronomy on Tap, Space Drafts, is excited to present its 108th edition! On tap this month, we have talks from two Steward Observatory professors: Dr. Jianwei Lyu will be delving into the mysteries and marvels of supermassive black holes and Dr. Mathieu Renzo will be exploring ...
Where: Cost: Free
Wednesday, 06/18/25
Managing Commercial Spyware Through Export Controls - LivestreamA round-table style discussion of Dr. Elaine Korzak’s new paper Managing Commercial Spyware Through Export Controls co-sponsored by the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity. D. Korzak will moderate a discussion between guests James Shires, Co-Director of Virtual Routes and Managing Editor of Binding Hook; Andrew J. Grotto, research scholar ...
The deep sea, long imagined as a realm of eternal stillness and slow change, is telling a different story through new research - one of rapid transformation, ancient yet accelerating life strategies, and ecological revelations that challenge our fundamental understanding of life on Earth. The NorthEast Pacific Deep-sea Exploration Project ...
We share the Earth with millions of other species. But, our planet is experiencing a biodiversity crisis in which a significant portion of these species are in danger of extinction in coming decades. While the Earth has undergone mass extinctions in the past - such as when a meteor strike ...
Where: Cost: Free
Cleaner Stormwater, Cleaner Bay - LivestreamJosh Quigley, Policy Manager at Save The Bay, discusses an important source of pollution in the San Francisco Bay: stormwater. Discover how policy and nature-based solutions help keep trash, microplastics and other pollutants out of our Bay. Explore how you can help make a difference.Register at weblink
More intense computing applications, including various AI training and inference, the Internet of Things as well as higher resolution rendered content for VR and AR applications are driving demand for digital storage and memory. To satisfy this increasing demand for storing data, new and traditional storage and memory technologies are ...
JWST, the largest telescope in space, detects infrared (heat) radiation, providing information not available to the Hubble Space Telescope. It allows astronomers to study the birth of stars, newly formed dust in the gases ejected by dying stars, and the atmospheric composition of planetsorbiting other stars. Among JWST’s most surprising ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free
Thursday, 06/19/25
Lunch Break Science - LivestreamLunch Break Science is a dynamic live web series featuring fascinating short talks, engaging interviews, and lively Q&A with Leakey Foundation scientists. Each episode digs deeper into the latest human origins discoveries, with topics like Neanderthals, chimpanzee behavior, and more! Even better, you can interact with researchers during the show ...
The EARNEST Consortium, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), is dedicated to identifying and advancing solutions for the future of the U.S. electricity system. As part of its public engagement, EARNEST is launching its first webinar series, focused on “U.S. Grid Reliability and Resilience.”This fourth session will highlight ...
Where: Cost: Free
History on Tap: Steinbeck, Ricketts, & the Sea of Cortez - SOLD OUTCome to the Museum for a special evening with local historians. Dive into the history and incredible impacts of the work of John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts as they took the Western Flyer through the Sea of Cortez.Your ticket entitles you to entry to the event, participation in the happy ...
Where: Pacific GroveCost: $20 General, $15 Members, Free students
NightLifeWhen the lights dim, the museum comes alive at NightLife. With live DJs, hand-crafted drinks, glowing lights, and 60,000 live animals (including familiar faces like Claude, our alligator with albinism), the night is sure to be wild.Plus, you can:Explore our two newest exhibits, Dino Days and Unseen Oceans: Roam among ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Varies
Nerd Nite SF #152: Juneteenth Celebration! This Juneteenth we have an incredible lineup of Black speakers sharing their passions and work with you! Join us at 7pm on June 19th at the Rickshaw Stop to celebrate Black nerds in the Bay!Why Can’t we Marvel at Marvel™ Men?: Character Design for Sl*tsSpeaker: Jepsen LaGuerre, character designerHow to ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $10
Friday, 06/20/25
Stewardship Saturday: Experiencing Fish KitchenThis free program for high school students features rotating events along our 600-mile range exploring various realms of conservation.Join us for an extra Stewardship Saturday in the month of May! During this exclusive behind-the-scenes opportunity you will have the chance to support our hard-working volunteer crews during our pup season. ...
Where: SausalitoCost: Free
In Town Star PartyCome join San Jose Astronomical Association (SJAA) for an evening of stargazing.Event details:Events are held at the parking lot of our headquarters, Houge Park San Jose. The event duration is 2 hours. SJAA volunteers will share night sky views from their telescopes.Please refrain from bringing your own telescopes (Binoculars are ...
Where: San JoseCost: Free
Saturday, 06/21/25
BubbleFestGet ready to be blown away at Bubblefest! Step into a world of wobbly wonders and popping surprises as bubble experts showcase the coolest tricks and mind-blowing science behind bubbles. From rainbow-colored bubbles to bubble art masterpieces, find something awe-inspiring for everyone! Dive into the action with hands-on bubble experiments, ...
TechFestComputer History Museum’s all-day TechFest events offer special family-oriented experiences included in the price of Museum admission. We’ll be bringing you tech-themed demos, performances, hands-on activities, and more. Explore CHM exhibits, shop in the Museum store, enjoy a tasty treat from the Cloud Bistro, and have fun at TechFest!
Where: Mountain ViewCost: Free with admission
Summer Solstice CelebrationCelebrate the Summer Solstice with The Lawrence Hall of Science and discover the cosmic connections between science, art, and Indigenous knowledge! Mark the longest day of the year with hands-on immersive activities, expert talks, and cultural perspectives. Create a model of the Earth and Sun system, discover the special gestures ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free with Admission
Film and Discussion: Giants RisingEnjoy a free screening in the Oak Room at the Main Library of the acclaimed 2024 film Giants Rising, presented by Sempervirens Fund and the Citizens Climate Lobby of San Mateo.Journey into America’s redwood forests and explore the secrets, superpowers and saga of the tallest and some of the oldest living ...
Discovering the SunIt has taken people thousands of years to figure out what the sun actually is, more or less. We finally have the basics figured out, but a lot of detailed questions remain unanswered. Tim will review the basic physics of the sun, and the sun-Earth connection. Along the way he ...
Where: OaklandCost: Free
Starry Nights Star PartyJoin the San Jose Astronomical Association (SJAA) and Santa Clara County Open Space Authority (OSA) for an unforgettable night of exploring the night sky. Our knowledgeable docents, members of SJAA, will be your guides to providing valuable insights into the wonders of our universe. The viewing site, Rancho Canada del ...
Where: Morgan HillCost: Free
Sunday, 06/22/25
BubbleFestGet ready to be blown away at Bubblefest! Step into a world of wobbly wonders and popping surprises as bubble experts showcase the coolest tricks and mind-blowing science behind bubbles. From rainbow-colored bubbles to bubble art masterpieces, find something awe-inspiring for everyone! Dive into the action with hands-on bubble experiments, ...
oin Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) and Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority (OSA) in welcoming master falconer and educator Antonio Balestreri to Laguna Seca in North Coyote Valley! Guests will experience several of our native raptor species, including an American Kestrel, Peregrine Falcon, Barn Owl, Great Horned Owl, and the ...
Where: San JoseCost: Free
Monday, 06/23/25
Every Day, Computers are Making People Easier to UseSummer Shorts are one-time events open to OLLI @Berkeley members and non-members. Each Short features acclaimed speakers discussing issues impacting the state of our country, Constitution, and shared humanity.David Temkin is the editor-in-chief of In Formation, a magazine focused on what tech is doing to us. He’s been a software ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: $40 General, $20 OLLI Members
The prevailing scientific view of the fundamental nature of homosexuality has undergone a significant evolution in the last several decades. Where once the scientific and medical establishment maintained an unqualified belief that homosexuality was a form of psychological deviance, today a solid majority of psychiatrists and psychologists themselves believe that ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $22 General in person, $5 Online
Abundance is a reform movement to build a better government. Jen Pahlka is one of its leading lights. Drawing from her experience as founder of Code for America and co-founder of the United States Digital Service and her current work with agencies and Congress as a senior fellow at the ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $8.24
32 Years of Observing North Pacific Blue Whales - what their body conditions tell us - livestreamWe turn our attention to the leviathans of our seas, of our planet, the blue whale. In this talk, marine mammal biologist and recipient of our chapter's recent research grant, Jessie Meyer, will share his study results. As a measure of health, body condition has been increasingly used to assess ...
Love may not “make the world go ’round,” but it surely makes the ride more joyous. The outward displays of love are familiar and simple: a reassuring touch, a passionate kiss, a bedtime story told to a drowsy child. But what is going on inside the brains of people in ...
Join the ASP's Brian Kruse, Director, Teacher Learning Center and Formal Education for a series of workshops on the Nuts and Bolts of teaching astronomy.In this two-hour workshop, join experienced teachers who have taught astronomy to cover the “nuts and bolts'' of what a telescope is and how it works. ...
Christina Hiromi Hobbs (Stanford Arts) on "Collective Histories of the Asian American Women Artists Association" Kurt Behrendt (Art Historian) on "The Mandalic Aesthetic" Maya Man (Internet Artist) on "Chance Encounters: Internet Art, Algorithms, and Authenticity" Click here to register or here.
SETI LIVE: LaserSETI UpdateOn Exhibit in London and a New Station in Puerto Rico A major new exhibition at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington, Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?, runs from May 17, 2025, to January 4, 2026, and will feature a complete LaserSETI instrument on display. The exhibit explores ...
Much like a viral contagion, misinformation can spread rapidly from one mind to another. Moreover, once lodged in memory, falsehoods are difficult to correct. Inoculation theory offers a natural basis for developing a psychological “vaccine” against the spread of fake news and misinformation. Is it possible to pre-emptively “immunize” millions ...
Where: Cost: Free
After Dark: Pride: Queer ScienceCelebrate Pride Month at the Exploratorium! The soulful Tory and the Teasers return for a gripping performance that will have you grooving on the floor. Learn about the fascinating history of the 606 Social Club, a secret society for queer and trans naturalists. Explore the variety of forms family can ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $22.95 General, free for members
PRIDE NightLifeCelebrate love, equality, and the rainbow spectrum of self-expression at NightLife's annual PRIDE event.
Where: San FranciscoCost: Varies
The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: connections and complexity - LivestreamIn this talk, Aaron Kaiman will discuss the connections that created and define the Delta from its formation to its ecology and, biodiversity. The talk will also explore some of the ecological and social complexities the Delta embraces and faces.Click here to watch the talk.
Where: Cost: Free
Friday, 06/27/25
California Lizards & Where to Find ThemJoin us for a special night learning about the wonderful world of lizards with Dr. Emily Taylor! Dr. Taylor will be telling stories from her latest book: California Lizards and Where to Find Them and answering audience questions. This is a talk for learners of all ages and small refreshments ...
Where: Pacific GroveCost: $10 General, $5 Members and child 10 and under
Storms Fast and Slow: How Planets Form and Evolve - SOLD OUTThere are more planets in the Milky Way than there are stars. But how does some dust and gas around a newborn star turn into a system of planets, and what does this process leave behind? We'll explore these questions by looking at both our Solar System and the hundreds ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $29 General + Fee
Saturday, 06/28/25
Stewardship Saturday: Organizing OystersThis free program for high school students features rotating events along our 600-mile range exploring various realms of conservation.Join Wild Oyster Project and The Marine Mammal Center as we learn more about some of our favorite filter feeders! Through this event you will have the opportunity to support the work ...
Where: AlamedaCost: Free
Foothills Family Nature WalkEnvironmental Volunteers’ Family Nature Walks program is designed to help community members get to know our local open space areas. Small groups will be guided by a knowledgeable environmental educator during an exploration of a local open space. These small groups will be introduced to fun nature-based activities, and a ...
Where: Los AltosCost: Free
Music of the Spheres - The History of the Cosmos (and our understanding of it)There is strong evidence that our Universe is roughly 13.8 billion years old, that it has expanded and evolved from the Big Bang to today, forming in the process stars, galaxies, and a rich network of larger-scale structures. I will review the history of our universe and its composition, including ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $60 General + Fee
Jazz Under the StarsJazz Under the Stars is a FREE monthly public stargazing event! Usually occurring on the Saturday nearest the 1st quarter moon (check our Events Page), join us in Building 36 on the 4th floor observatory for a night of smooth jazz, bright stars, and a lot of fun! We play our jazz ...
The ASP is excited to cap off Pride month in the Bay Area, California, with a special FREE virtual screening of the new National Geographic Documentary Film, SALLY.Sally Ride became the first American woman to blast off into space, but beneath her unflappable composure, she carried a secret. Revealing the ...
Where: Cost: Free
Tuesday, 07/01/25
NSF - DOE Rubin Observatory First LookLast week, the NSF - DOE Rubin Observatory released its First Look images, including stunning views of the Trifid and Lagoon nebulae, an astounding Cosmic Treasure Chest of stars and galaxies, and a "swarm" of newly discovered asteroids. Captured in a mere ten hours of observing time, this preview gave ...
Where: Cost: Free
The First Glimpses Into the Deepest Cosmic MysteriesWhat is the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, and what makes it so special? Join us for flash talks and a panel Q&A to learn more about how Rubin is set to transform the future of astronomy with the release of its first scientific images!The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, equipped with ...
Greg Niemeyer (UC Berkeley Center for New Media) on "Data Art" Michael Heaney (Physicist) on "The paradoxes of quantum mechanics" Paul Max Payton (Computer Scientist) on "Complex Geometry -- Completing the Map of Space".Li Ka Shing Building, Room 101/102
Where: StanfordCost: Free
Thursday, 07/03/25
SETI Live: Dreams of Biogenesis: A Conversation with Artist Jennifer WilletHow does life begin? This intriguing question touches on science, philosophy, and the imagination. Artist and INCUBATOR Art Lab Director Jennifer Willet created an artwork that visualizes the theories of SETI Institute Drake Award recipients Dr. David Deamer and Dr. John Baross. Willet’s work, Dreams of Biogenesis, imagines the birth of life ...
Where: Cost: Free
After Dark: BoomPop! Bang! Crash! Expand your knowledge of all things that go boom tonight. Discover the physics and history of fireworks, and watch a live demonstration of flame color chemistry. Immerse yourself in the science of energetic materials (aka things that explode), and the physics behind detonations.Ages 18+
Where: San FranciscoCost: $22.95
NightLifeWhen the lights dim, the museum comes alive at NightLife. With live DJs, hand-crafted drinks, glowing lights, and 60,000 live animals (including familiar faces like Claude, our alligator with albinism), the night is sure to be wild.Plus, you can:Explore our two newest exhibits, Dino Days and Unseen Oceans: Roam among ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Varies
Saturday, 07/05/25
First Saturday: Free Tour of the Santa Cruz ArboretumAround the World in 60-90 Minutes!On the first Saturday of each month, the Arboretum offers a docent or staff-led tour of the Arboretum.Sometimes you will see New Zealand, South Africa, California, and Australia. Sometimes you might see combinations of several gardens or the developing World Conifer Collection or Rare Fruit ...
Where: Santa CruzCost: Free with admission, and for members
City Public Star PartyCome join the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers for free public stargazing of the Moon, planets, globular clusters and more!The event will take place in Tunnel Tops National Park, parking is located adjacent to Picnic Place (210 Lincoln Blvd for GPS) with the telescopes setup in the East Meadow.Dress warmly as conditions ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free
Sunday, 07/06/25
Independent Artists FairWe’re thrilled to announce that The Crucible will host our inaugural Independent Artists Fair. This special event will showcase the incredible talent of local artists and makers, featuring a vibrant mix of Crucible community members and some of our favorite Bay Area vendors.Event Highlights:Unique handmade goods from local artistsBeer and wine ...
Where: OaklandCost: $5.00 donation suggested
Monday, 07/07/25
The Art of Science CommunicationScience communication goes far beyond academic papers. The benefits of science communication are vast and include an increase in science literacy and better-informed science policy. In addition, exceptional science communication includes effectively disseminating scientific information across myriad platforms, including lectures, public talks, grants, labs, publications, outreach initiatives, and interactions with ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free
SETI Live: How Ceres Froze OverJoin planetary scientist Beth Johnson and Dr. Ian Pamerleau, lead author of a groundbreaking new Nature Astronomy study, for a deep dive into the icy mysteries of Ceres - the largest object in the asteroid belt and the only dwarf planet to be orbited by a spacecraft.While Ceres shows signs of ...
Where: Cost: Free
Tuesday, 07/08/25
PitchapaloozaJoin us for Pitchapalooza! This hands-on workshop will help you hone your ability to pitch your scientific research in compelling - and understandable - language to the media, funders, policymakers, and others. You’ll work in small groups to craft your research “elevator pitch” for a non-specialist audience. We’ll take you ...
2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the “Trial of the Century”: Tennessee vs. John T. Scopes, the first major legal assault against the teaching of evolution in America. Mostly because of the fictional movie Inherit the Wind, the Scopes “monkey trial” is wrongly perceived as a victory for evolution over ...
This month, we have two very exciting and wildly different talks lined up: Dr. Andy Mayo (SFSU) will tell us all about the atmospheres of massive, alien planets. Then stick around for a talk by Dr. Massimo Pascale (UC Berkeley), who will teach us about a little trick to explore ...
Where: OaklandCost: Free
The Lifecycle of a Plastic Bottle & Plastic Free JulyDid you know that only around 9% of all of the plastic that has ever been produced has been recycled?? Different cities have different requirements to get your products recycled, AND not every plastic can be recycled. ?Join Liz Hall (Green Waste) and our very own Shannon Simpson (Monterey Audubon ...
Where: Pacific GroveCost: Free
Wednesday, 07/09/25
Dropped Prey of the Endangered California Least TernExplore the foraging habits of the California least tern in San Francisco Bay! This endangered seabird nests in Alameda during the summer, plucking fish from the upper waters of the Bay and bringing them back for their chicks to eat. Sometimes the terns drop the fish on the ground. Why ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free with admission
Systemic Racism in Science CommunicationThe importance of increasing public understanding of scientific issues, like the environment and health, is rising, especially in our most vulnerable communities. As a result, scientists are learning the importance of making their work more accessible. But first, we must confront the inequities embedded within the systems that we exist ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free
The Nuts and Bolts of Teaching Astronomy 2: StarsJoin the ASP's Brian Kruse, Director, Teacher Learning Center and Formal Education for a series of workshops on the Nuts and Bolts of teaching astronomy.In this two-hour workshop, join experienced teachers who have taught astronomy to cover the “nuts and bolts'' of stars, their classification and life cycle. Discover how ...
Salmon and trout (salmonids) are keystone species in the Pacific Northwest, but their populations are threatened by overfishing, habitat loss, and climate change. Accurate population monitoring is essential to understand and address these risks, yet current methods are manual and laborious. Counting by watching sonar imagery is widely trusted, which ...
Where: Cost: Free
Thursday, 07/10/25
Science-Self-Fandom: Promoting your work and your worthThe ability to highlight your professional strengths, promote your work, and identify and endorse your transferable skills does not come naturally for most of us. But self-advocacy is not self-indulgence - it's essential. This session empowers researchers to promote their work, highlight transferable skills, and share their story with confidence. ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free
SETI Live: How Ceres Froze OverModeling the Ice-Rich Crust of an Evolving Dwarf Planet Join planetary scientist Beth Johnson and Dr. Ian Pamerleau, lead author of a groundbreaking new Nature Astronomy study, for a deep dive into the icy mysteries of Ceres - the largest object in the asteroid belt and the only dwarf planet to be ...
Where: Cost: Free
How the Pyramid Scheme Shaped America - LivestreamMultilevel marketing (MLM) is (by design) difficult for most people to understand. These programs offer a world of pink Cadillacs, white-columned mansions, tropical vacations, and - most precious of all - financial freedom. But overwhelming evidence suggests that most people lose money in multilevel marketing and that many MLM companies ...
Where: Cost: Free
NightLife: UpcycleTrash or treasure? Embrace the DIY spirit with repair stations, junk journaling, and creative reuse
Where: San FranciscoCost: Varies
After Dark: Unplug and PlayDance, play, and connect with friends. Explore our brand-new exhibition Adventures in AI while sipping a cocktail, enjoy our stunning Bayfront view from Pier 15, and find your community at the Bay Area’s beloved museum of science and creativity.
The list of individuals who have managed to escape the rabbit hole of conspiracism is short, but there is an even shorter list of individuals who have then gone on to become popular skeptical podcasters. Former conspiracy enthusiast Coleman Watts discusses why people fall for cults and cons, and how ...
Where: Cost: Free
Friday, 07/11/25
Broader Impacts 2.0 - Livestream“Broader impacts” describe the effects of research on society - the benefits beyond academia through avenues like public policy, the economy, science literacy, and community partnerships. This session, co-hosted with the Berkeley Research Development Office, demystifies NSF’s broader impacts criterion and offers concrete tools for designing, evaluating, and embedding meaningful ...
Where: Cost: Free
Exploring the Extreme Universe - SOLD OUTDr. Amy Furniss will discuss how we observe the most extreme photons in the Universe and what astrophysical objects create these photons. With her work on VERITAS, the Very Energetic Radiation Imaging Telescope Array System, she will provide a summary of how ground-based gamma-ray observatories work, how they work together ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $29 General + Fee
Saturday, 07/12/25
Family Nature Adventures: The Amazing World of Insects!Uncover the fascinating lives of nature’s insects and pollinators during this month’s adventure! Engage in exciting activities, experiments, and crafts to learn about the incredible characteristics of native insects and pollinators. Discover how these creatures play a vital role in populating your favorite flowers. Join a guided walk through the redwood forest ...
Where: OaklandCost: $25 General, $35 ages 3 - 8, $10 off members
Tule Boat WorkshopJoin Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino of the ‘ottoy Initiative for a hands-on workshop celebrating Ohlone cultural traditions and the waterways of the Bay. Learn how to craft a traditional tule boat, an essential watercraft of the Ohlone people, and test it in the pond in our Forces That Shape ...
Where: BerkeleyCost: Free with Admission
Performance: We Love the LightHave you ever wondered what's going on up there beyond the sky? Join artist and astrophysicist, Nia Imara, as she takes the audience on a breathtaking journey among the stars, planets and galaxies in a dynamic, multimedia show about our awe-inspiring universe and humanity's place in it. Full of spectacular ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: Free
Music of the Spheres - Creatures from Outer Space: 'Spider Pulsars'In the depths of space, strange stellar beasts lurk - spider pulsars, neutron stars spinning at incredible speeds, slowly erasing their nearby companions with highly energetic winds. What are these cosmic predators, and what secrets do they hold about the universe's most extreme environments?Performer: Adrea CastianoSpeaker: Jorge Cortes, UC Santa ...
Planets around other stars are not just the domain of science fiction anymore. Over the past 30 years astronomers have gone from no knowledge of planets around other stars to being able to say how common or rare they are (spoiler: they’re common). Are any of these planets habitable? Do ...
