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September 22, 2017 8-10PM

Event Type: Lecture and Stargazing
Title: Where to Find Real Time Machines and How to Use Them
Lecturer: Andreas Faisst
Position: Postdoctoral Fellow
Institution: IPAC
Abstract: Thanks to the finite speed of light, the farther away we look the more we see into the past. While the Moon is roughly 1 light-second away, the best telescopes that are available today allow us to look up to 13 billion years into the past to witness the infancy of our own Universe. In this talk, I will introduce the most powerful time machines currently available and those being built. I will explain how we can use these telescopes to identify and study fossil galaxies that were formed and lived in our Universe many billion years ago. Find a young galaxy from 13 billion years ago and see how vastly different it would look today!



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