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Hello, aliens? If you’re out there, give us a wave.

Posted by Author on Source on October 27, 2023

Aliens at Roswell's International UFO Museum

After spending a weekend in Roswell, New Mexico, to watch the solar eclipse—and pay a visit to the UFO Museum—Gavin Moriarty, president of NAU’s Astronomy Club, weighed in on alien life, a staple of scary stories. Is the research pointing more toward ET, Independence Day or Coneheads?

Read the full story by Heidi Toth at The NAU Review.

Filed Under: Astronomy and Planetary Science

Astronomers, computer scientists preparing to track rare asteroid behavior

Posted by Ed on May 11, 2023

Professor David Trilling, grad-student Maria Chernyavskaya, and undergrad Gavin Moriarty looking over parts of a PANOPTES telscope.

Advancing science goes hand in hand with educating scientists of the future and engaging the public. David Trilling and Mike Gowanlock have hosted two astroinformatics bootcamps introducing students from diverse backgrounds to the data science behind astronomy, including writing and testing algorithms to measure the properties of asteroids. Now they’re building small robotic telescopes that will enable students at NAU,… Read more

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