Categories: Astronomy

Watch More Events Live from AAS on Tuesday Jan. 6

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Once again our sister site Astronomy Cast LIVE will be providing live video coverage of press events at the 213th AAS meeting being held in Long Beach CA. The video streams can be found at Astronomy Cast’s UStream Channel. You can join the chat to suggestion questions to ask at the news conference or report any issues with the feed.

If for some reason this link does not work try searching for Astronomy Cast on at www.ustream.tv

Here is the tentative schedule for tomorrow, Tuesday January 6. We’ll try to keep you updated if there are any changes, or check back with Astronomy Cast Live for updates. All times are Pacific Standard Time so please adjust accordingly. These recordings may or may not be available for viewing later.

9:00 AM – Cassiopeia A

10:30 AM – Star News

11:30 AM – Bright Flashes in the Universe

1:00 PM – News from Fermi and SWIFT

3:00 PM – History Mysteries

More might be added to the list tomorrow morning. Remember to join the chat room to suggest questions, and report issues. We will do our best to accommodate. Scott Miller from Astronomy Cast is manning the camera and the UStream Chat (and wowing the UStream and AAS world, I might add!)

Nancy Atkinson

Nancy has been with Universe Today since 2004, and has published over 6,000 articles on space exploration, astronomy, science and technology. She is the author of two books: "Eight Years to the Moon: the History of the Apollo Missions," (2019) which shares the stories of 60 engineers and scientists who worked behind the scenes to make landing on the Moon possible; and "Incredible Stories from Space: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Missions Changing Our View of the Cosmos" (2016) tells the stories of those who work on NASA's robotic missions to explore the Solar System and beyond. Follow Nancy on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Nancy_A and and Instagram at and https://www.instagram.com/nancyatkinson_ut/

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