NASA Highlights Cosmic Origins Program at Scheduled 249th AAS Meeting in January 2027
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NASA has outlined plans to showcase its Cosmic Origins program at the upcoming 249th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS). The event is scheduled to take place from January 10 to 14, 2027, at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, according to the official announcement.
Organizers report that the upcoming gathering will be held jointly with the Historical Astronomy Division. While specific presentation agendas and panel lists remain pending, official notices state that the program will feature scientific content alongside opportunities for networking.
Event Overview and NASA Participation
- Dates: January 10–14, 2027
- Location: Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City
- Joint Organization: American Astronomical Society and the Historical Astronomy Division
Attendees at the convention center will be able to visit the NASA exhibit booth and participate in dedicated NASA sessions. The agency has also encouraged interested researchers and community members to follow upcoming announcements for breaking news releases related to the event.
Practical Implications and Verification
Researchers, students, and astronomy professionals planning to attend can look to official channels for updates regarding registration deadlines, abstract submissions, and detailed scheduling. Interested individuals can verify official updates and subscribe to community email updates directly through NASA's astrophysics program portals and the AAS event website.
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