Demystifying the Expert

New show TONIGHT! new Expert!!! Actually, not just one, but TWO for tonight! the usual Taylor Down Under, 7pm. Same high standards of learning and laughing! Come over with a friend or two and enjoy all we have to offer!

Demystifying the Expert – Just another JMU LET Sites site DEMYSTiFYiNG THE EXPERT     Welcome to Demystifying the Expert, a show where comedians attempt to discover what a scientist does all day. Laugh and learn about cutting edge science & much more. Upcoming Events   Thursday, November 09 7:00 PM Location: Taylor Down Under   Don’t miss it! Thursda...

Demystifying the Expert – Just another JMU LET Sites site DEMYSTiFYiNG THE EXPERT     Welcome to Demystifying the Expert, a show where comedians attempt to discover what a scientist does all day. Laugh and learn about cutting edge science & much more. Upcoming Events   Thursday, September 29 7:00 PM Location: Taylor Down Under   Don’t miss it! Thursd...

we're back FOLKS! a New event is prepared just for you, again in TDU, tomorrow, Thursday, 12/01, . New team of improv' comedians, definitely a new and mysterious expert to illuminate us all on some cutting edge science, all while we are laughing out loud. You don't want to miss it!

Demystifying the Expert – Just another JMU LET Sites site DEMYSTiFYiNG THE EXPERT     Welcome to Demystifying the Expert, a show where comedians attempt to discover what a scientist does all day. Laugh and learn about cutting edge science & much more. Upcoming Events   Thursday, September 29 7:00 PM Location: Taylor Down Under   Don’t miss it! Thursd...

wait, there is more: JMU astronomer was featured on WSHV. Twice!

Now On 3: James Webb Space Telescope

Happy first day after solstice Everybody!
But most importantly, to brighten your short days: Happy two more days of eagerly and anxiously anticipating the launch of the JWST!!!
After numerous delays, the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA's newest flagship mission, is scheduled for launch on 2021’s Christmas Eve, at 7:20am EST (watch live at https://www.nasa.gov/nasalive or https://www.youtube.com/nasa).
One of your favorite local astronomer had her ~1 min of fame on WMRA yesterday, talking a bit about this. If you missed it, here is the link: https://www.wmra.org/post/jmu-astronomer-eagerly-awaits-data-nasas-james-webb-telescope
Go Webb, Go!

JMU astronomer eagerly awaits data from NASA's James Webb Telescope With the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope currently scheduled for Christmas Eve, one JMU professor awaits the data it will produce about the

Need to listen to something fun and entertaining while driving somewhere? Here is a good recommendation:

Klebert Feitosa: on the softness of sand, origami and space travel, and a 69-year long experiment Comedians attempt to discover the latest news on what makes sand soft, how space travel challenges are solved with origami, and the "pitch drop" longest experiment ever run

TODAY at NOON: a ZOOM talk on Black Holes and the 2020 Nobel Prize for physics. Open to everybody, on and outside Facebook! Share the link, bring a friend, or more...

Register now for next week's free Zoomtime Knowledge!
Black Holes and the 2020 Nobel Prize for Physics with Dr. Anca Constantin
Tuesday, May 4 at Noon | Free and Open to the Public REGISTER NOW! https://www.jmu.edu/pce/programs/all/lli/ZoomtimeKnowledge.shtml

Black holes are quite ubiquitous things to talk about when we describe the universe nowadays. Nevertheless, experimental evidence for their existence has been hard to get, to say the least, and it only happened relatively recently, and thanks to the determination and the willingness to take calculated risks in pursuing such goals. This presentation summarizes the work that went into researching and finding evidence for the closest of these elusive dark monsters, in the center of our galaxy, the Milky Way, by the scientists who were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2020.

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Pics from DtE with evolutionary biologist Marcus Davies, where you learnt about salamanders that eat their siblings arms and other similarly weird stuff. Check them out, flag your smiles, remember the good times, then leave us a (5*) review on iTunes!