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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: How Can we Find Other Life in the Universe?
DESCRIPTION:Please note\, the 11/1 Badger Talks presentation in the CBB will be rescheduled and is CANCELLED for this evening due to a family emergency. \n\nAre we alone in the universe?\n\n\nThis question has been asked for over 2\,000 years\, and now we possess the tools and techniques necessary to answer it.  Thomas Beatty\, assistant professor of astronomy at UW-Madison presents a Badger Talks presentation on the search for life in distant planets using powerful telescopes. Beatty has discovered nine new exoplanets. You can join this free presentation on Friday\, Nov. 1 at UW-Stevens Point main campus in the Chemistry Biology Building.\n\n\nBiography: Beatty grew up sailing off the coast of New England. He has a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University\, a master’s in physics from MIT\, and a PhD in astronomy from Ohio State University. Before moving to Wisconsin\, he worked as an instrument scientist on the James Webb Space Telescope\, where he helped build one of Webb’s cameras and helped to operate it once Webb reached space. Beatty’s research focuses on measuring the atmospheres of exoplanets – planets around other stars – to figure out what they are made of and what their climates are like\, to understand how planets form\, and search for life elsewhere in the universe.
URL:https://www.uwsp.edu/calendar/event/how-can-we-find-other-life-in-the-universe/
LOCATION:Chemistry Biology Building\, 2101 Fourth Avenue\, Stevens Point\, WI\, 54481\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Exoplanets - Discovering New Worlds
DESCRIPTION:The modern hunt for exoplanets is an adventure that began in the 20th century. It continues today as astronomers use both ground- and space-based observatories to find planets around other stars. Ultimately\, this great age of discovery could lead to the detection of life beyond our solar system. This show tells the story of our search for alien worlds. \nHow do we find distant worlds around other suns? EXOPLANETS — Discovering New Worlds describes the two main methods astronomers use: the radial velocity method studies minute “wobbles” of stars\, and the transit method detects eclipsing planets from flickers in a star’s brightness. \nSo far\, astronomers have found thousands of worlds\, ranging from hot Jupiters to super-Earths. Discovering planets is one thing; finding life on those worlds is the next challenge. \nOur shows are open to the public in the Allen F. Blocher Planetarium. The planetarium is located on the second floor of the Science Building\, by the Foucault pendulum\, right above the east main entrance. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. Direct access is obtained through the east entrance. \nPlanetarium programs for groups (schools\, scouts\, organizations\, etc.) can be arranged during our academic year.  Call 715-346-2120 or email physastr@uwsp.edu \nAdmission\nThere is no charge for our public programs\, although donations of $1-$2 per attendee will be greatly appreciated to allow us to continue these public programs for our community. \nParking\nParking is free on campus for our guests only on Saturdays and Sundays. From Monday-Friday\, the UWSP parking lots are enforced 2 am – 7 pm. Please visit this website for more details about parking options\, rules\, and regulations.
URL:https://www.uwsp.edu/calendar/event/exoplanets-discovering-new-worlds/
LOCATION:UWSP | Science Building\, 2001 Fourth Avenue\, Stevens Point\, WI\, 54481\, United States
CATEGORIES:planetarium
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SUMMARY:World Languages Fair
DESCRIPTION:The 2024 UW-Stevens Point World Languages Fair is open to students who enjoy exploring world cultures. It’s a great chance to practice your conversation skills in Chinese\, French\, German\, Japanese\, Russian\, and Spanish. We will offer FREE crafts and foods from other countries. \n Bring a friend! Plus\, learn dances including: Salsa\, Merengue\, and French Line Dancing   \nAre you planning to come with a school group/field trip? Please email lcheever@uwsp.edu.  The event is open to the public at the UWSP Dreyfus University Center Laird Room.
URL:https://www.uwsp.edu/calendar/event/world-languages-fair/
LOCATION:Laird Room in Dreyfus University Center\, 1015 Reserve St\, Stevens Point\, WI\, 54481
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Touching the Edge of the Universe
DESCRIPTION:Touching the Edge of the Universe tells the story of astronomy from the time of Galileo and his simple optical telescope to today’s sophisticated space astronomy missions. Created using the latest technology for full dome and analogue planetariums; shot on location at the European Space Agency’s Main Control Room in Darmstadt\, Germany. The show features highly sophisticated 4K animated graphics and detailed scenes never before seen on a planetarium dome – this stunning planetarium show sets a new benchmark for cutting-edge edu-tainment. \nAdmission\nThere is no charge for our public programs\, although donations of $1-$2 per attendee will be greatly appreciated to allow us to continue these public programs for our community. \nParking\nParking is free on campus for our guests only on Saturdays and Sundays. From Monday-Friday\, the UWSP parking lots are enforced 2 am – 7 pm. Please visit this website for more details about parking options\, rules\, and regulations.
URL:https://www.uwsp.edu/calendar/event/touching-the-edge-of-the-universe/
LOCATION:UWSP | Science Building\, 2001 Fourth Avenue\, Stevens Point\, WI\, 54481\, United States
CATEGORIES:planetarium
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SUMMARY:Sky Quest
DESCRIPTION:Sky Quest is a family favorite\, telling the story of one woman’s quest for astronomy exploration and her childhood dreams of the stars. \nThe educational focus of Sky Quest is to introduce easily observable objects in the night sky with emphasis on finding them and knowing their characteristics. It also stresses the idea that anyone with an interest can participate in astronomy observations and take astronomy up as a hobby and a career choice. These concepts are woven throughout the program and help relate the information presented in the show to the lives of students\, families\, and the general public. \nNarrated by Roxann Dawson – B’Elanna Torres of TV’s Star Trek: Voyager \n*Recommended for School Audiences/Families. Begins with a 3:00 p.m. book reading in Room A201\, next to the Planetarium. \nAdmission\nThere is no charge for our public programs\, although donations of $1-$2 per attendee will be greatly appreciated to allow us to continue these public programs for our community. \nParking\nParking is free on campus for our guests only on Saturdays and Sundays. From Monday-Friday\, the UWSP parking lots are enforced 2 am – 7 pm. Please visit this website for more details about parking options\, rules\, and regulations.
URL:https://www.uwsp.edu/calendar/event/sky-quest-3/
LOCATION:UWSP | Science Building\, 2001 Fourth Avenue\, Stevens Point\, WI\, 54481\, United States
CATEGORIES:planetarium
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