RADIO. CAMERA. ACTION - Radio Astronomy through Movies
RADIO. CAMERA. ACTION - Radio Astronomy through Movies
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About the event
What's included in your ticket?
๐ญ 2.5 hours with an astrophysicist and a movie enthusiast โ live, interactive, no textbook
๐น๐ Mocktail/munchies courtesy of Baamee
๐ Entry into the growing community of kyurious minds in Mumbai
The Experience
๐พ PROWL โข 30 min
Astronomy games and trivia. No background needed, just curiosity.
๐ง PONDER โข 45-60 min
Into the Radio universe through movies with Dr. Kshitij. An interactive talk exploring the real science behind radio astronomy and its portrayal in movies.
๐ PURR โข 45 min
Your questions. His universe. Ask anything.
๐พ POUNCE โข 15-30 min
Grab a drink. Meet a fellow curious mind.
The Theme for the Talk
Beyond the light our eyes can see lies a vast radio Universe, carrying signals from stars and galaxies far far away! Radio Astronomy has played a crucial role in some of the most remarkable discoveries in modern astronomy, and has also become a favourite tool of science fiction, from mysterious signals arriving across the cosmos to the search for extraterrestrial life. In this talk, we'll step into the world of some popular movies and science fiction, and use their stories to decode the real science behind themโexploring how astronomers "listen" to the distant Universe, uncover its hidden phenomena, and even image a black hole.
The Speaker
Dr Kshitij Bane comes from an engineering background and completed his PhD at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, where he developed a radio telescope for observing pulsars at the Gauribidanur Radio Observatory near Bengaluru. He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA), working on the SPOTLIGHT project, which uses the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) near Pune to search for the mysterious Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs).
Beyond research, Kshitij is actively involved in science communication and outreach. A photography enthusiast and movie lover, he enjoys exploring the intersection of science and the stories we tell through cinema.
๐ BaaMee, Andheri
๐ Sunday, October 4, 3:00 PM
๐ Students โ code STUDENT10 for 10% off. Valid ID required at venue.