The detection of planets in the far reaches of space has been getting plenty of air time. But what about those bodies lurking right here in our solar system?

Come to ASX’s first “Faces of Space” lecture of the year to find out how astronomers are trying to gauge the existence of small objects in our solar system and find out how they’re formed.

Featuring Dr. Hilke Schlichting, Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA)

WHEN: Thursday, November 19, 2009, 7PM
(A pub night/observing event will follow at about 8:30PM)

WHERE: University of Toronto St. George Campus
McLennan Physical Labs (60 St. George Street), Room 102 (MP102)

FREE ADMISSION

Please RSVP at either space.society@utoronto.ca or on Facebook

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