Posts tagged: outer space

Out of this World: Exotic Atmospheres on Exoplanets

Join the Delaware Teen Science Café for a virtual event to explore the fascinating weather on alien worlds with Sarah E. Moran, Ph.D. candidate at Johns Hopkins University. The Delaware Teen Science Café is designed for teens in grades 7-12 by teens. This event is on Zoom. A Zoom link will be emailed to registered participants. This event is

Behind the Scenes: Among Us

Learn what it takes to explore space and how tasks can make or break a mission! Featuring former NASA employee and current EROS/USGS specialist Ryan Brown! Watch On: South Dakota Discovery Center's Facebook or YouTube Page. Also on Twitch: @STEM_SAVVY

The Scariest Things in the Universe Are Black Holes

The Scariest Things in the Universe Are Black Holes (and falling into a black hole is easily the worst way to die!) Presented by: Christopher Impey University Distinguished Professor of Astronomy University of Arizona REGISTER NOW See Dr. Impey’s article on black holes in The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/the-scariest-things-in-the-universe-are-black-holes-and-here-are-3-reasons-148615 Also see the

Café Space: The Challenges of Building Systems for Space

Space is vast. Exploration of space is both intriguing and perilous, requiring a firm understanding of the space environment and the challenges associated with it. Everything from micrometers to radiation and thermal cycles pose unique challenges in how we explore the cosmos- limiting our engineering, robotic communication, and human capabilities. In this virtual Teen Science Café, John Holleran will talk