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X-WR-CALNAME:The Local Bubble: Understanding Our Place in the Milky Way
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DESCRIPTION:A presentation from 2024–2025 Elizabeth S. and Richard M. Cas
 hin Fellow Ralf Klessen\n\nRalf Klessen is professor for theoretical astro
 physics at Heidelberg University with such varied research interests as id
 entifying and characterizing the physical processes that govern the birth 
 of stars at present day and in the early universe\, the statistical descri
 ption of turbulent flows\, and the development of numerical algorithms in 
 computational astrophysics. At Radcliffe\, he plans to collaborate with lo
 cal scholars to better understand the environment of our sun\, the Local B
 ubble\, as part of the larger galactic ecosystem and to learn more about o
 ur origins and place within the Milky Way.
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SUMMARY:The Local Bubble: Understanding Our Place in the Milky Way
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.seas.harvard.edu/event/the-local-bubble-unders
 tanding-our-place-in-the-milky-way
CATEGORIES:Colloquia / Seminar / Lecture
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