Full Lecture - Stellar Astrophysics from the First Year(s) of TESS
Channel: James Davenport
Date: 2020-01-27

This is the FULL talk I gave at AAS in Honolulu, titled "Stellar Astrophysics in the First Year(s) of TESS", where basically I did a Show & Tell of the coolest light curves I could find. Using a highly sophisticated computer vision machine learning algorithm (read: looked by eye) I highlighted the wide range of amazing variable stars that TESS has observed, and tried to share how optimistic I am about the impact this mission will have on stellar astronomy in the years to come.

You can read some press about this talk from Space.com here:
https://www.space.com/tess-exoplanet-mission-studying-stars-too.html

This video was filmed at the 235th American Astronomical Society Meeting, January 2020. #AAS235. Part of the Astro Vlog's mission to show life as a scientist is to share the lectures and presentations I give as part of this job. I hope you enjoy this unedited look at a scientific conference!


MUSIC: 
“Scientology” by David Miner
https://www.youtube.com/daveminer87
Created LIVE on his Twitch Stream:
https://www.twitch.tv/davidminer


VLOG GEAR: 
Nikon D7500
Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8
Nikon 70-300mm AF-P VR
Takstar SGC-598

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