Astronomy on Tap - Black Holes & Gravitational Waves (Tenth Anniversary Week!)

How can we study black holes as cosmic fossils? What can we learn about black holes, neutron stars, and white dwarfs in globular clusters? Join us at 7:30PM PDT, Wednesday, June 17th for a very special Astronomy on Tap to discuss these questions. Tonight's event will be part of our 10th year anniversary week alongside our City of Astronomy events here in Pasadena, featuring visiting scientists from around the world in town for the American Astronomical Society's semi-annual meeting in Pasadena. This Astronomy on Tap will be one of three happening this week for the City of Astronomy, so stay tuned! We'll host two ~20 minute talks, Q&A, and then follow it up with interactive, astronomical pub trivia, and guided stargazing with telescopes, all free and open to the public!
Astronomy on Tap is a worldwide phenomenon where scientists take over local bars to discuss their research in 20-minute informal talks over beers. We host events at an outdoor space at the Dog Haus Biergarten in Old Town Pasadena. Event is totally free and open to all (including minors), no reservations necessary.
For more information, see our website:
http://outreach.astro.caltech.edu/aot
Speaker: Kyle Kremer
Title: Black Holes, Neutron Stars, and White Dwarfs in Globular Clusters
Speaker: Floor Broekgaarden
Title: Gravitational-Wave Paleontology: Black Holes as Cosmic Fossils