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3 November 2008 to 7 November 2008. International Astronomical Union: IAU Symposium 259: Cosmic Magnetic Fields: from Planets, to Stars and Galaxies

Location: Puerto Santiago, Tenerife, Spain
Info: Session 1: Interstellar magnetic fields, star-forming regions, and the death valley; Session 2: Multi-scale magnetic fields of the Sun, their generation; magnetic energy release; Session 3: Planetary magnetic fields and the formation and evolution of planetary systems; exoplanets; Session 4: Stellar magnetic fields: cool and hot stars; Session 5: From stars to galaxies and the early universe; Session 6: Advances in methods and instrumentation for measuring magnetic fields (Add to Google Calendar)

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13 and 14 November. NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory: von Kármán Lectures: New Worlds: Exoplanet Discoveries from the Spitzer Space Telescope

Location: Pasadena, California, USA
Info: New discoveries streaming back from the Spitzer Space Telescope continue to surprise and amaze everyone. No one could have predicted some of the amazing things we're finding, not even the mission scientists themselves! Spitzer has proved itself to be a true pioneer in the characterization of extrasolar planets, providing the first real, if crude, weather map of a world around another star over 250 light years away. We're also finding evidence of planet formation in the oddest places, from the cool, dark space around brown dwarfs to the hard-radiation baked environment near neutron stars. Come watch sunrise and sunset around a massive Jupiter-like planet, or trace high-velocity winds on an alien world where we've found water vapor in the cloud-tops. With Spitzer, these new worlds are becoming real places to us, challenging us to imagine even more.