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Astronomy Talk - The majority of atoms in the Milky Way, including on our planet, did not originate within our own galaxy and were likely fused in stars from long-dead satellite galaxies. These atoms have been cycling over vast scales for billions of years, swept up in dramatic winds and caught in filamentary accretion flows onto galaxies. In this talk, Dr. Werk will review these processes and how we observe them.
Tuesday, March 28, 2023
5:00 PM Hawai`i Standard Time
Free and Open to the Public
Keck Observatory Astronomy Talks are supported by the
Rob and Terry Ryan Foundation
Zoom Webinar Connection
This talk will also be live-streamed on Facebook
Original source can be found here
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