Exploring the Universe Through Simple Astrophysical Math
Join us for an enlightening lecture as we journey through the cosmos, unveiling the mysteries of the Universe through the elegance of basic astrophysical calculations. Zain Mobeen will demonstrate how seemingly simple mathematical concepts can yield profound insights, from deciphering the birth of stars to computing the temperatures of distant planets. Discover the extraordinary power of these unassuming calculations as we gain a deeper understanding of the Universe’s intricate mechanisms.
About the Speaker:
Zain Mobeen is an astrophysics PhD student currently studying at the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center in Torun, Poland. He obtained his bachelors and masters in astrophysics from Boston University in the US. His current area of research is imaging the remnants of stellar collisions using infrared interferometry. Besides his research, he enjoys reading, writing, and playing video games.
