June 5, 2020 8-10PM

Event Type: Lecture and Stargazing
Title: The Loneliest Galaxies in the Universe
Lecturer: Mia de los Reyes
Position: Graduate Student
Institution: Caltech
Abstract:
Most of the matter in the universe is located in long and thin structures called "cosmic filaments" that stretch across the universe in web-like formations. However, some galaxies live in the much emptier spaces between cosmic filaments, called cosmic voids. By comparing the chemical makeup of void galaxies and filament galaxies, we can learn about how galaxies' environments shape their formation and evolution.

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