April 25, 2019
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
About this event
More than 200 researchers and countless hours of data collection from telescopes across Earth have led to the first ever image of a black hole. What is the significance? How was this accomplished? Angelle Tanner, associate professor in Mississippi State's Department of Physics and Astronomy, will answer these and other questions in a brief overview of the study leading up to the image seen today. In addition to the College of Arts and Sciences' physics and astronomy department, this presentation is sponsored by the MSU Astronomy Club.
Details
Type
Presentation
Location
Auditorium (Room 100) at Simrall Electrical Engineering Building - 406 Hardy Road, Mississippi State, MS 39762
Cost
Free
Primary Sponsoring Organization
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Sponsoring Organization's Web Site