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 6:00pm Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Emily Levesque share the 
 science and adventures behind what it's like to be a professional astronom
 er and work at the world's cutting-edge observatories.\n\nHow can we photo
 graph a black hole? Can we find one star hidden inside another? What will 
 the next generation of telescopes reveal about the cosmos? In this webinar
  I'll share the science and adventures behind what it's like to be a profe
 ssional astronomer and work at the world's cutting-edge observatories. We'
 ll learn about how modern observatories are run\, hear some of the many in
 credible behind-the-scenes stories of life as a professional astronomy\, a
 nd map the rapid technological expansion of our field\, the new possibilit
 ies offered by tomorrow's telescopes\, and the evolving role of humans as 
 observers and scientists.\n \nAbout Dr. Emily Levesque\n\nEmily Levesque i
 s an astronomy professor at the University of Washington\, studying how th
 e most massive stars in the universe evolve and die. She has observed for 
 upward of fifty nights on many of the planet’s largest telescopes and flow
 n over the Antarctic stratosphere in an experimental aircraft for her rese
 arch. Her academic accolades include the 2014 Annie Jump Cannon Award\, a 
 2017 Alfred P. Sloan fellowship\, a 2019 Cottrell Scholar award\, and the 
 2020 Newton Lacy Pierce Prize. She earned a bachelor’s degree in physics f
 rom MIT and a PhD in astronomy from the University of Hawaii.
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DESCRIPTION:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Thursday\, September 17 at 6
 :00pm Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Emily Levesque share the s
 cience and adventures behind what it's like to be a professional astronome
 r and work at the world's cutting-edge observatories.\n\nHow can we photog
 raph a black hole? Can we find one star hidden inside another? What will t
 he next generation of telescopes reveal about the cosmos? In this webinar 
 I'll share the science and adventures behind what it's like to be a profes
 sional astronomer and work at the world's cutting-edge observatories. We'l
 l learn about how modern observatories are run\, hear some of the many inc
 redible behind-the-scenes stories of life as a professional astronomy\, an
 d map the rapid technological expansion of our field\, the new possibiliti
 es offered by tomorrow's telescopes\, and the evolving role of humans as o
 bservers and scientists.\n \nAbout Dr. Emily Levesque\n\nEmily Levesque is
  an astronomy professor at the University of Washington\, studying how the
  most massive stars in the universe evolve and die. She has observed for u
 pward of fifty nights on many of the planet’s largest telescopes and flown
  over the Antarctic stratosphere in an experimental aircraft for her resea
 rch. Her academic accolades include the 2014 Annie Jump Cannon Award\, a 2
 017 Alfred P. Sloan fellowship\, a 2019 Cottrell Scholar award\, and the 2
 020 Newton Lacy Pierce Prize. She earned a bachelor’s degree in physics fr
 om MIT and a PhD in astronomy from the University of Hawaii.
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SUMMARY:Free Live NSN Webinar Series - The Last Stargazers: Astronomy Adven
 tures and the Scientific Power of Storytelling
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