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Cosmic Origins at AAS 249

The 249th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society

Cosmic Origins about Cosmic Origins at AAS 249

Location

Salt Lake City, Utah

Dates

10-14 January 2027

Community

Cosmic Origins

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Meeting

AAS Meeting 249

Cosmic Origins Sessions

 

NASA Science at AAS

The 249th AAS meeting (joint with the Historical Astronomy Division) will be held 10–14 January 2027 in Salt Lake City at the Salt Palace Convention Center.

Join us in the exhibit hall at the NASA booth and attend the NASA session

Sunday, 10 January 2027

TimeEventLocation
9:00am ‑ 2:00pmCosmic Origins PAG Session255 D
2:30pm ‑ 6:00pmJoint PAG Session155 A

Monday, 11 January 2027

TimeEventLocation
9:00am ‑ 10:30amCosmic Pathfinders260 A/B
1:00pm ‑ 2:30pmActive Galactic Nuclei SIG260 A/B
3:00pm ‑ 4:30pmInfrared Science and Technology STIG260 A/B

Tuesday, 12 January 2027

TimeEventLocation
9:00am ‑ 10:30amArtificial Intelligence & Machine Learning STIG260 A/B
11:00am ‑ 12:30pmSpatially Resolved UV Spectroscopy and Habitable Worlds Observatory260 A/B
3:00pm ‑ 4:30pmRed Limit SAG260 A/B

Wednesday, 13 January 2027

TimeEventLocation
9:00am ‑ 10:30amSpace-Based Radio Astronomy260 A/B
10:00am ‑ 11:30amNASA’s Big Science, Small Missions250 C
1:00pm ‑ 2:30pmInterferometry for Astrophysics260 A/B

AAS Meeting 249

AAS Meeting Joint with the Historical Astronomy Division

The meeting will be jam-packed with great scientific content and provide ample opportunity for networking with friends and colleagues.

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