Archive of Lecture Series Videos
2021 - 2022 Lecture Series
"The Ingenuity Helicopter"
Ted Blank, PAS Member & NASA Ambassador
May 5, 2022 (via ZOOM)
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"Creating a Space-Faring Civilization"
Michael Mackowski National Space Society
April 8, 2022 (via Zoom
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"Migratory Planets and Chaos in the Young Solar System"
Dr. Renu Malhotra - University of Arizona - March 3, 2022 (via Zoom)
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"The Origin of the Elements"
Dr. Edward Murphy - University of Virgina
February 3, 2022 (via ZOOM)
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"Betelgeuse is Pretty Cool"
Dr. Emily Levesque - University of Washington
January 20, 2022 (via Zoom)
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"The Search for Life in the Universe"
Dr. Klaus Brasch - Lowell Observatory November 4, 2021 (via Zoom)
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"Rocky, Gassy, Icy, and Dwarf Planets"
Dr. David Williams - ASU
December 2, 2021 (via Zoom)
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"Lakes of Titan"
Anna Engle - NAU September 2, 2021
(via Zoom)
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"What are Space and Time?"
Dr. James Lynch - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
October 7 , 2021
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2020 - 2021 Lecture Series
"Automating Your Telescope for Astrophotography"
Dr. Richard Sauerbrun - PAS: August 5, 2021
(via Zoom)
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"Here Comes the Sun"
Dr. Alex Vrenios - PAS August 19, 2021
(via Zoom)
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"The Impact History of Earth and the Solar System"
Mike Marron - PAS: May 20, 2021
(via ZOOM)
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"EAA: A Revolution in Astronomy Outreach"
Mark Johnston - PAS: July 15, 2021
(via ZOOM)
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"Artificial Intelligence for Astrophoto Imaging"
Dr. Alex Woronow - PAS: April 15, 2021 (via ZOOM)
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"NASA's Osiris-Rex Mission to Asteroid Bennu"
Dolores Hill - Sr. Research Specialist, ASU Planetary Lab: May 6, 2021
(via ZOOM)
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"The Search for Planet X"
Wil Oldroyd, NAU: March 4, 2021
(via ZOOM)
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"CubeSats"
Professor Danny Jacobs - ASU: April 1, 2021
(via ZOOM)
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“Titan: The Past & Future Exploration of Saturn’s Largest Moon”
Dr. David Williams, ASU : December 3, 2020 (via ZOOM)
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"Update on the James Webb Space Telescope & Black Hole Beauties"
Dr. Rogier Windhorst, ASU : January 14, 2021 (via ZOOM)
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"Photographic Legacy of Lowell's Great Refractor"
Dr. Klaus Brasch, Lowell Observatory : September 3, 2020 (via ZOOM)
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"Use light instead of a pick axe to unravel planetary surfaces"
Vincenzo Cataldo, Arizona State University : November 5, 2020 (via ZOOM)
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