Please join us tonight at 9pm in PHYS401!!
This week we will be talking about space policy and politics, and how it’s effected scientific advancements and the space race.
Come support us in the breezeway next Monday 11am-1pm! We will be selling donuts for $1 each, all earnings go to the club's events!! If you want donuts and want to support the club, this...
Tonight we discussed Fermi's Paradox, the question asked by Enrico Fermi of why, if there is life out there and it is easy to make, have we not yet learned of this life or have interacted with it?...
The space agency of Japan has successfully used an explosive to create a crater on an asteroid to collect samples. NASA has also dropped an explosive on an asteroid before, but was unable to...
Thanks to everyone who attended our open house tonight! Tonight we had a discussion on black holes where we first looked at how physicists began to approach gravity, invisible objects, and black...
The Hubble Telescope caught the asteroid Gault disintegrating, a rare occurrence for asteroids. It was caused by its superfast spin rate. This event provided a really great image of what it looks...
Thank you to everyone who showed up for March 8th's Open House! Tonight our topic was the International Space Station. We discussed the purpose of the ISS, requirements for the astronauts, and...
At tonight’s open house we discussed Comets. We looked at the properties of comets, describing each of the three components (the nucleus, coma, and tails). We then discussed and looked at a couple...
Thanks to everyone who attended tonight's Open House! Tonight we discussed properties of galaxies and how we classify them. We also brought up Galaxy Zoo, which is a science project where people...