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Presenting "Dr. Bill" Pezzaglia Friday, November 18, 2005Is E = mc² wrong or is something missing? Come hear "Dr. Bill" Pezzaglia, 3:00 p.m. Friday, November 18, 2005 Science Hall, Room S200 on C.C.S.F.'s Ocean campus at 50 Phelan Avenue San Francisco, CA 94112 "Dr. Bill" Pezzaglia will discuss some of the possible holes in both the special & general theory of Einstein's relativity; and ask if "fixing" these problems might provide some answers to today's most puzzling questions of where is all the missing mass and why the universe's expansion is accelerating.
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PREVIOUS GUEST SPEAKERS |
October 12, 2005 Dr. Mark Hurwitz, Physics at Lick-Wilmerding High School "The Puzzling Local Interstellar Medium" October 15, 2004 Charles Petit "Scientists are Blabbermouths - Thank Goodness" November 21, 2002 Dr. Ben McCall, Miller Research Fellow, University of California Berkeley "The Mystery of the Diffuse Interstellar Bands." November 7, 2002 Dr. Gibor B Basari, Professor University of California Berkeley "What Is A Planet?" May 14, 2002 Dr. Chandra Vanajakshi, Consultant, NASA Ames Research Center "Star Formation" May 8, 2002 Dr. Adrienne Cool, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, SF State University "High-Resolution X-Ray Studies of Globular Clusters with the Chandra Observatory" December 12, 2001 Dr. Emily R. Morey-Holton, Chief Gravitational Research Branch, NASA Ames Research Center "How Gravity Shapes Life" November 28, 2001 Sarah Church, Assistant Professor of Physics, Stanford University "The Afterglow of the Big Bang" November 7, 2001 Dr. Susan Lea, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, SF State University "Life After Death: The Story of Neutron Stars" May 2, 2001 Jim Gibson, UC Berkeley Graduate Student "Calibration of a Radio Telescope, and Why You Shoud Care" April 27, 2001 Dr. Andrew Jaffe, UC Berkeley Center for Particle Astrophysics "Thoroughly Modern Measurements of the Density and Curvature of the Universe." March 16, 2001 Dr. Scott Severson, UC Santa Cruz Lick Observatory "A Clearer View of the Universe: Adaptive Optics in Astronomy" December 4, 2000 Dr. Van Dixon, UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory "So Much Hot Air: Searching for Hot Gas in the Galaxy" |
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