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Professor Panero presents at Columbus Science Pub

Professor Panero will present on Earth-like exoplanets at Columbus Science Pub
February 7, 2019
7:30PM - 9:00PM
Up Front at Shadowbox Live (503 S. Front St.)

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Add to Calendar 2019-02-07 19:30:00 2019-02-07 21:00:00 Professor Panero presents at Columbus Science Pub In 2009 NASA launched the space craft Kepler on a mission to find new exoplanets. Kepler Space Telescope has identified 2,740 planet candidates orbiting 2,036 stars. Of those planets, 351 are roughly the same size as Earth. But what makes a planet Earth-like? We generally think about the goldilocks zone, but the composition of the rocks may be the key. Dr. Wendy Panero, along with a team of researchers at The Ohio State University is mining the Kepler data — and Earth -- for answers. The Columbus Science Pub is a free event that aims to present scientific issues in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. No science background? No problem!! Everyone and every question is welcome. The presentation starts promptly at 7:30pm. If you’d like to order food before the event, please arrive early. A full bar and menu is available. **Due to the popularity of this event, reservations are strongly recommended to guarantee seating.** For reservations and more information, go here. Up Front at Shadowbox Live (503 S. Front St.) School of Earth Sciences earthsciences@osu.edu America/New_York public

In 2009 NASA launched the space craft Kepler on a mission to find new exoplanets. Kepler Space Telescope has identified 2,740 planet candidates orbiting 2,036 stars. Of those planets, 351 are roughly the same size as Earth. But what makes a planet Earth-like? We generally think about the goldilocks zone, but the composition of the rocks may be the key. Dr. Wendy Panero, along with a team of researchers at The Ohio State University is mining the Kepler data — and Earth -- for answers.

The Columbus Science Pub is a free event that aims to present scientific issues in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. No science background? No problem!! Everyone and every question is welcome.

The presentation starts promptly at 7:30pm. If you’d like to order food before the event, please arrive early. A full bar and menu is available.

**Due to the popularity of this event, reservations are strongly recommended to guarantee seating.** For reservations and more information, go here.