Finding and Understanding Exoplanets

Mon, May 5 • 7:30 PM

California Academy of Sciences

About this event

Join us for the Benjamin Dean Astronomy Lectures, where we delve into the exciting field of exoplanet research. This lecture will explore significant progress in understanding exoplanets, including detection methods and the implications for our knowledge of the universe. Designed for those curious about astronomy and the mysteries beyond our planet, this event offers an engaging opportunity to learn from experts in the field.

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