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Eclipse 2024 Workshop at IU-Bloomington CEEM - MES Hall.
Abstract: Eclipse observations have been the key to the most important discoveries ever made about the universe and our place in it. These observations span thousands of years and are ongoing to this very day. From the vantage point of earth’s surface, eclipses – along with a clever pinch of geometry – have provided a unique way to answer the big questions: where are we, where are we going, and are we alone?
Short Break
Neutrinos are elusive particles produced in abundance by cosmics sources such as the sun, supernovae or distant galaxies. They travel through space almost unaffected, which makes them ideal messenger particles to learn about the Universe. However, this property also makes them very difficult to detect, which led to complex experiments at remote places such as the South Pole and in underground mines.
We will be catering in Panera for all registered participants