Center for Decoding the Universe Hackathon: Human Meets AI in Scientific Research Replication
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Location
Campus, Fortinet Seminar Room (E160), CoDa Building, Stanford
Other Stanford Events
Compact Object Group (COG): Daksha: Indian Eyes on Transient Skies
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Location
Campus, PAB 232
Speaker
Varun Bhalerao (IIT Bombay) In Person and zoom
Solar Group Seminar: Clues to magnetic reconnection from 3He rich SEP events: recent progress from Solar Orbiter
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Location
Campus PAB 102/103
Speaker
Glenn Mason (JHU/APL) In Person and zoom
The 39th Annual Bunyan Lecture: The Surprising Expansion History of the Universe
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Location
Campus, Hewlett 201
Speaker
Adam Riess (Johns Hopkins University) In Person
In 1929 Edwin Hubble discovered that our Universe is expanding. Eighty years later, the Space Telescope that bears his name is being used to study an even more surprising phenomenon: that the expansion is speeding up. The origin of this effect is not known but is broadly attributed to a type of “dark energy” first posited to exist by Albert Einstein and now dominating the mass-energy budget of the Universe.