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SUMMARY:EEPS Brown Bag: Aaron Kruskie
DTSTART:20260918T170000Z
DTEND:20260918T175000Z
DTSTAMP:20260909T003448Z
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DESCRIPTION:MODELING TROPICAL CYCLONES AND THE ITCZ IN THE PAST\, PRESENT\
 , AND\nFUTURE
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X-SOURCE-NAME:Department of Earth\, Environmental\, and Planetary Sciences
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SUMMARY:Is There Anyone Out There?: St. Louis Astronomical Society Septemb
 er\n2026 Meeting
DTSTART:20260919T003000Z
DTEND:20260919T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260911T003214Z
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DESCRIPTION:The topic of the search for intelligent life elsewhere in the 
 universe\nhas moved from the pages of science fiction to the telescopes of
 \nmodern astronomy. Join this interactive presentation to imagine\ntogethe
 r the likelihood that there are other intelligent\,\ncommunicating species
  in our galaxy. Share the latest discoveries\,\nmake predictions about our
  celestial neighbors\, and discuss the\nchances that we'll make contact wi
 th alien civilizations. \n\nVivian White is an astronomy educator who bri
 ngs her telescope and\nlove of the night sky to curious humans around the 
 globe - from the\nHimalayas to the Andes. She is the Director of Educatio
 n at the Astro\nSociety in San Francisco where she designs curriculum and 
 manages\nNASA's Night Sky Network\, a nationwide coalition of astronomy cl
 ubs.\n\n_The St. Louis Astronomical Society is an organization for individ
 uals\ninterested in astronomy and telescopes. The public is invited to\nat
 tend its meetings\, telescope observing sessions\, and special events.\nFo
 r more information about Astronomical Society events\, please visit\n__www
 .slasonline.org_ [http://www.slasonline.org]_._\n\n_Free parking will be a
 vailable._
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X-SOURCE-NAME:Department of Earth\, Environmental\, and Planetary Sciences
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