Webb Space Telescope – Nov 30

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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is a pioneering tool of cosmic discovery. Beyond its beautiful initial images, JWST promises to show us an "invisible universe" of infrared light, particularly allowing astronomers to learn about cosmic evolution — the birth and eventual death of stars, galaxies, and the cosmos itself.

Our JWST explorer is Andrew Fraknoi, emeritus chair of the Astronomy Department at Foothill College and first recipient of Wonderfest's Carl Sagan Prize for Science Popularization.

This event is produced by the Commonwealth Club in collaboration with Wonderfest. We can enjoy it in either of two ways: in person or online. Access to the two different ticket types is described in the HOW space, below. Each type is deeply discounted for Wondernauts who use discount code Wonderfest2022.


Andrew Fraknoi

WHAT: The James Webb Space Telescope: Our Giant Eye on the Invisible Sky
WHO: Andrew Fraknoi, Astronomy Department Chair Emeritus, Foothill College [https://www.fraknoi.com]
WHERE: Commonwealth Club, 110 The Embarcadero, San Francisco — or — Online
WHEN: 2022-11-30 — 5:30pm, Wed, Nov 30 (1 hour)
HOW:

For tickets to either the in-person event or the online event, start at the Commonwealth Club "Tickets" website presented below. Be sure to use the discount code Wonderfest2022 (and click "Apply") to reduce the cost of the in-person ticket by $10, and to render the online ticket completely FREE.


Collaborators:
The Commonwealth Club of California
TICKETS:
https://www.commonwealthclub.org/events/2022-11-30/james-webb-space-telescope-our-giant-eye-invisible-sky