Live video chat Sunday June 15, 15:00 Mountain time

I’ll be doing another live video chat starting at 15:00 Mountain Time (21:00 UT) on Sunday June 15. I’ve embedded the stream below; if you see/hear me getsiculating wildly, then we’re live. I urge you to go to the UStream page, though, so you can participate in the chat room (or find/use an IRC client you like; the server is chat1.ustream.tv and the room is #bad-astronomy). If you want to change your nickname there, type "/nick Steve Moffat" (or whatever) in the text field.

Some potential topics for the chat: Hubble servicing mission, GLAST, organic compounds in meteorites, TAM 6. A search on this blog will turn up lots of things on these and other subjects!

June 14th, 2008 6:19 PM by Phil Plait in About this blog, Astronomy, Video Blog | 2 comments | RSS feed | Trackback >

2 Responses to “Live video chat Sunday June 15, 15:00 Mountain time”

1. madge Says:
June 15th, 2008 at 1:07 am

I will be there if I can get my studying done in time
2. Jewel Says:
June 15th, 2008 at 5:47 am

W00t! TAM is this week! I’ll try to make the chat, but I have a ton to do today. Hopefully I’ll make it.

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