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Astronomer Meir Schochet (Get to Know a Scientist!)

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As far as the sciences go, astronomy is as old as it gets! We've been looking at the stars in an empirical manner for millennia. How do we approach observation astronomy today? With incredible telescopes of course, but what are we looking for and what do we do with the data? Let Meir tell you all about it!

Contact Meir with all your questions: meirschochet06@gmail.com

Stellar rotation GIF (Zach Claytor)

Stellar rotation GIF (light curve, James A. Davenport)

Henrietta Swan Leavitt Cepheid Variable Figure

NASA/STScI wavelengths/telescopes image

Dr. Alysa Obertas exoplanet transit gifand

Dr. Michael Richmond diffraction grating image

Christian Buil LHIRESIII optical path image

LHIRESIII user guide and solar spectra examples

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