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Cosmic Origins at AAS 247

The 247th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society

All Times Mountain Time (MT)

Location

Phoenix, Arizona

Dates

4-8 January 2026

Community

Cosmic Origins

Type

Meeting

AAS Meeting 247

Cosmic Origins Sessions

The COPAG session will feature a decadal survey panel discussion with the community along with an overview of the current science interest, science and technology interest, and science analysis groups. 

The joint meeting of the program analysis groups (PAGs) – for PhysCOS (PhysPAG), Cosmic Origins (COPAG), and Exoplanet Exploration (ExoPAG) - will include updates from the HWO, TDAMM, and AI/ML SIGs and a discussion with Shawn Domagal-Goldman (director of NASA Astrophysics) and the PAG Executive Committee chairs.

NASA Science at AAS 247

The 247th AAS meeting (joint with the Historical Astronomy Division) will be held 4-8 January in Phoenix, Arizona at the Phoenix Convention Center.

Join us in the exhibit hall at the NASA booth and attend the NASA sessions.

Please ask your questions to the panel members during the Joint Program Analysis Group meeting at the AAS conference here.

Sunday, 4 January 2026

EventTimeLocation
COPAG9:00am-2:00pm226B
Joint PAG 2:30pm-6:00pm301D

Monday, 5 January 2026

EventTimeLocation
NASA Update12:45pm-1:45pm301AB
Beyond the Mid-Decadal: Community Inputs for Space Mission Concepts Toward Astro 20302:00pm-3:30pm335B

Tuesday, 6 January 2026

EventTimeLocation
Active Galactic Nuclei SIG9:00am-10:30AM131A

Wednesday, 7 January 2026

EventTimeLocation
Infrared STIG10:00am-11:30am231 A/B/C
ACROSS10:00am-11:30am226 B
Cosmic Pathfinders1:00pm-2:30pm127 A/B
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning STIG3:00pm-4:30pm231 A/B/C
American Astronomical Society

The 247th Meeting of the AAS

The 247th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (joint with the Historical Astronomy Division) will be held 4-8 January 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona.

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