Wyoming Stargazing has gone virtual with its public programs moved to the Zoom online meeting platform. The World Above the Tetons Speaker Series on space exploration continues 7:30-8:30 p.m. Friday with University of Wyoming physics and astronomy professor Mike Brotherton’s ‘”Cosmic Storytelling” talk about his research on quasars and love of storytelling as a science fiction writer with several published novels.
Space exploration talk and writing workshop with UW physics and astronomy professor professor – Casper Star-Tribune Online
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The event features virtual door prizes and a raffle drawing for a framed astrophotography print and a one-night stay at the Amangani. A Zoom link will be shared with everyone who signs up at wyomingstargazing.org/speaker-series. Tickets are $20 or free for children and students, and series tickets are available.
Jackson Hole Writers partners with Wyoming Stargazing to host a science-fiction writing workshop 5 p.m. Saturday with Brotherton through Zoom. To register for the free workshop, go to jacksonholewritersconference.com/registration. Zoom meeting access information will be provided upon confirmation of registration.
