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February
Speaker's Night: The Evolutionary Map of the Universe
Join us as Prof. Andrew Hopkins presents the Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU), an ongoing project to map the southern hemisphere with the ASKAP radio telescope.

17
January
Speaker's Night: A telescope story, bringing the Allan I Carswell Observatory into 2024
Join us as Dr. Elaina Hyde presents the Allan I Carswell Observatory, Toronto's own 1m robotic, renovated, facility.

11
January
[AstroTours] The Gaia space telescope reveals the galaxy collision that shaped the Milky Way
Check out the January AstroTour! January AstroTour features James Lane on the The Milky Way galaxy followed by exciting astronomy demos and telescope tours!

6
December
[AstroTours] What the Biggest Things in the Universe Can Tell Us About the Oldest and Smallest Things
Check out the December AstroTour! December AstroTour features Nathan Carlson's talk on the Cosmic Web followed by exciting astronomy demos and telescope tours!

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November
Astronomy Speaker's Night - Impact Structures in Ontario
Join us at the DDO as Dr. Mary-Helen Armour speaks about various impact structures in Ontario.

22
November
The Giant Planets at the Richmond Hill Public Library
Join us to learn about the surprising features of the gas giants, Jupiter and Saturn, and ice giants, Uranus and Neptune.

15
November
Speaker's Night: Galactic Evolution: Unveiling the Structure of Galaxies
Join us as Rajveer Seehra, an Astrophysics student at University of Manitoba, delves into the world of galaxy formation and evolution, focusing sharply on the structures that define these grand celestial objects.

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October
To the Moon! With CSA Astronaut Jeremy Hansen
Learn all about NASA’s Artemis II mission from Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jeremy Hansen at the Ontario Science Centre!

27
October
Astronomy Speaker's Night - The Universe Seen in the Eyes of a Fast Radio Burst
Visit a unique historical site in Richmond Hill and experience an engaging presentation led by experts and researchers in astronomy, covering a variety of exciting astronomy topics.
After the presentation, participants will tour the observatory and see a demonstration of the 74” telescope pointed to an interesting celestial object for the visitors to view (weather-dependent).
Please wear / bring appropriate supplies for being outside.
A registered adult must accompany all registered participants under the age of 16.

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July
Age of the Universe
This summer, the University of Toronto and the Dunlap Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics are holding a workshop for grade 11 and 12 students in the GTA which aims to provide a hands-on introduction to coding, lectures on cutting-edge astrophysics, and answers to your questions about university.