The Life and Death of Stars
Dr. Logan Pearce explores how stars are born, evolve, and ultimately die, including the future of our own Sun and its impact on Earth billions of years from now. The talk also highlights the types of stars that produce supernovae and black holes, and points out stars visible to the naked eye that may be nearing the end of their lives. Attendees will receive take-home infographics and conclude the evening with a constellation tour.
- June 3, 2026
- 8:30PM–10:30PM MST
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Grand Canyon Visitor Center
8 South Entrance Rd
Grand Canyon Village, AZ
86023
Dr. Logan Pearce
Dr. Logan Pearce is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Michigan, with a PhD from the University of Arizona. Dr. Pearce’s work focuses on the detection and characterization of exoplanets, particularly advancing observing techniques for hard-to-detect planets and those orbiting white dwarf stars. She will be conducting a variety of constellation tours, moon viewings, and public programs on topics including planets, aliens, and dark skies. Dr. Pearce also plans to produce infographics and graphic designs advocating for dark skies preservation.