December 5, 2019
8:00PM - 9:00PM
Smith Laboratory 1153
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2019-12-05 22:00:00
Our Place in the Universe: The 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics
Prof. David Weinberg on Nobel Laureate Jim Peebles: Cosmology and the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe
Prof. Scott Gaudi on Nobel Laureates Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz: The Discovery of the First Extra-Solar Planet Around a Sun-Like Star
Free and open to the public!
If you missed the talk, you sadly missed David’s dark matter rap (he put on sunglasses, and sang), and introduced us to his galaxy formation board game, while interweaving Peebles’s many contributions to cosmology. Scott gave a tour through the discovery of Mayor and Queloz, and an extremely useful summary of the planet and near-planet discoveries that were proximate in time to 51 Peg b, and the evolution of the field since.
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Our Place in the Universe: The 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics
Prof. David Weinberg on Nobel Laureate Jim Peebles: Cosmology and the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe
Prof. Scott Gaudi on Nobel Laureates Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz: The Discovery of the First Extra-Solar Planet Around a Sun-Like Star
Free and open to the public!
If you missed the talk, you sadly missed David’s dark matter rap (he put on sunglasses, and sang), and introduced us to his galaxy formation board game, while interweaving Peebles’s many contributions to cosmology. Scott gave a tour through the discovery of Mayor and Queloz, and an extremely useful summary of the planet and near-planet discoveries that were proximate in time to 51 Peg b, and the evolution of the field since.
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Prof. David Weinberg on Nobel Laureate Jim Peebles: Cosmology and the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe
Prof. Scott Gaudi on Nobel Laureates Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz: The Discovery of the First Extra-Solar Planet Around a Sun-Like Star
Free and open to the public!
If you missed the talk, you sadly missed David’s dark matter rap (he put on sunglasses, and sang), and introduced us to his galaxy formation board game, while interweaving Peebles’s many contributions to cosmology. Scott gave a tour through the discovery of Mayor and Queloz, and an extremely useful summary of the planet and near-planet discoveries that were proximate in time to 51 Peg b, and the evolution of the field since.
