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X-WR-CALDESC:The Silicon Valley Lecture Series is back in person and talks 
 will be available on the YouTube channel post event for viewing at your co
 nvenience.\n\nOn Wednesday\, May 28\, 2025 at 7 pm (PST)\, Dr. Oliver Whit
 e (SETI Institute) will give a free\, illustrated\, non-technical lecture 
 entitled:   \n  \n'Science at the Edge of the Solar System: Uncovering the
  Secrets of the Pluto System and Arrokoth' \n \nin the Smithwick Theater a
 t Foothill College\, in Los Altos (see directions below)  \n              
                                                        \nThe talk is part 
 of the Silicon Valley Astronomy Lecture Series\, now in its 25th year.  \n
 \n------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ------\n  \nTen years ago the New Horizons spacecraft flew by the Pluto sy
 stem and revealed an unexpectedly diverse range of landscapes on the dwarf
  planet and its largest moon Charon\, implying complex geological historie
 s for these distant worlds. Dr. White will lead a tour of their often biza
 rre terrains\, some of which are still evolving\, and will explain what pr
 ocesses scientists think molded them into their present appearances. After
  a brief stop at Pluto's four small moons\, Dr. White will then extend the
  tour 2 billion km farther out into space to cover Arrokoth\, the tiny pla
 netesimal that New Horizons flew past three and a half years after visitin
 g Pluto.  It is the most primitive object in the Solar System yet visited 
 by a spacecraft.\n \nDr. Oliver White is a planetary scientist at the SETI
  Institute. His research focuses on unraveling the geological histories of
  the planets and moons in our Solar System and learning how their surfaces
  have evolved. A member of the New Horizons mission team\, he is particula
 rly interested in the icy outer Solar System worlds\, and has produced a g
 eological map of Pluto to be published by the US Geological Survey.  He is
  currently creating a similar map of Saturn's moon Tethys.\n\nThis lecture
  is in person at the Smithwick Theater! Link to directions below.\n\nThis 
 presentation will also be available on the SVLS YouTube site. Link below.
 \n\nThe lecture is co-sponsored by:\n\n* Foothill College Science\, Tech\,
  Engineering & Math Division\n* SETI Institute\n* Astronomical Society of 
 the Pacific\n\n-----------------------\nFoothill College is just off the E
 l Monte Road exit from Freeway 280 in Los Altos\, California\n   \nFor dir
 ections and parking information as well as a campus map to find the Smithw
 ick theater\, see ilnks below.\n\nNOTE:  Parking lot 1 is closest\, with a
 ccess to the theater by stairs.  Parking lot 5 provides access from the sa
 me elevation as the theater.\n\n---------------
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DESCRIPTION:The Silicon Valley Lecture Series is back in person and talks w
 ill be available on the YouTube channel post event for viewing at your con
 venience.\n\nOn Wednesday\, May 28\, 2025 at 7 pm (PST)\, Dr. Oliver White
  (SETI Institute) will give a free\, illustrated\, non-technical lecture e
 ntitled:   \n  \n'Science at the Edge of the Solar System: Uncovering the 
 Secrets of the Pluto System and Arrokoth' \n \nin the Smithwick Theater at
  Foothill College\, in Los Altos (see directions below)  \n               
                                                       \nThe talk is part o
 f the Silicon Valley Astronomy Lecture Series\, now in its 25th year.  \n
 \n------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ------\n  \nTen years ago the New Horizons spacecraft flew by the Pluto sy
 stem and revealed an unexpectedly diverse range of landscapes on the dwarf
  planet and its largest moon Charon\, implying complex geological historie
 s for these distant worlds. Dr. White will lead a tour of their often biza
 rre terrains\, some of which are still evolving\, and will explain what pr
 ocesses scientists think molded them into their present appearances. After
  a brief stop at Pluto's four small moons\, Dr. White will then extend the
  tour 2 billion km farther out into space to cover Arrokoth\, the tiny pla
 netesimal that New Horizons flew past three and a half years after visitin
 g Pluto.  It is the most primitive object in the Solar System yet visited 
 by a spacecraft.\n \nDr. Oliver White is a planetary scientist at the SETI
  Institute. His research focuses on unraveling the geological histories of
  the planets and moons in our Solar System and learning how their surfaces
  have evolved. A member of the New Horizons mission team\, he is particula
 rly interested in the icy outer Solar System worlds\, and has produced a g
 eological map of Pluto to be published by the US Geological Survey.  He is
  currently creating a similar map of Saturn's moon Tethys.\n\nThis lecture
  is in person at the Smithwick Theater! Link to directions below.\n\nThis 
 presentation will also be available on the SVLS YouTube site. Link below.
 \n\nThe lecture is co-sponsored by:\n\n* Foothill College Science\, Tech\,
  Engineering & Math Division\n* SETI Institute\n* Astronomical Society of 
 the Pacific\n\n-----------------------\nFoothill College is just off the E
 l Monte Road exit from Freeway 280 in Los Altos\, California\n   \nFor dir
 ections and parking information as well as a campus map to find the Smithw
 ick theater\, see ilnks below.\n\nNOTE:  Parking lot 1 is closest\, with a
 ccess to the theater by stairs.  Parking lot 5 provides access from the sa
 me elevation as the theater.\n\n---------------
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SUMMARY:Silicon Valley Lecture Series in person:  'Science at the Edge of t
 he Solar System: Uncovering the Secrets of the Pluto System and Arrokoth' 
 with Dr. Oliver White (SETI Institute)
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