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What Shapes Are Things in Outer Space?

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There are basically three important shapes that objects take in space. One is round, like a ball. One is a disc, like a frisbee—a very flat, round thing. And then the other one is generally a mess—not a regular shape, like a pyramid or a cube or something...

Citizen scientists to rescue 150 years of cosmic images

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‘Lost’ images from astronomy journals are being rediscovered through a citizen-science project that launched on 22 March — a potential boon to researchers looking for changes in the Universe. 'Astronomy Rewind' harnesses volunteers to digitize, map and...

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Alyssa Goodman is the Robert Wheeler Willson Professor of Applied Astronomy at Harvard University and a Research Associate of the Smithsonian Institution. Goodman's research and teaching interests span astronomy, data visualization, prediction, and online...

Bibliographic References tagged with Public Outreach

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2026. “The Prediction Project (Renaissance Weekend 2026)”
2026. “The Prediction Project (Renaissance Weekend 2026)”
2026. “Way, Way Out There?”
2026. “Way, Way Out There?”
2025. “Visualization for Astronomy Research + Education + Outreach”
2025. “Visualization for Astronomy Research + Education + Outreach”
2025. “Understanding the Structure of the Milky Way”
2025. “Understanding the Structure of the Milky Way”
2025. “Seeing the Milky Way in 3D (CIERA Colloquium) ”
2025. “Seeing the Milky Way in 3D (CIERA Colloquium) ”
2024. “New Computational Methods in the Milky Way Breakout Session (Ringberg 2024, Presented Jointly by Goodman, Konietzka, Burkert, Zucker)”
2024. “New Computational Methods in the Milky Way Breakout Session (Ringberg 2024, Presented Jointly by Goodman, Konietzka, Burkert, Zucker)”
2024. “Making a 3D Movie of the Star-Forming Milky Way I Never Thought I’d See”
2024. “Making a 3D Movie of the Star-Forming Milky Way I Never Thought I’d See”
2024. “The New Milky Way (Renaissance Weekend)”
2024. “The New Milky Way (Renaissance Weekend)”
2024. “Mapping the 
Milky Way Galaxy from the 
Inside Out”
2024. “Mapping the 
Milky Way Galaxy from the 
Inside Out”
2023. “Astronomy from Aristotle to AI”
2023. “Astronomy from Aristotle to AI”