Black Holes: Exploring the universe’s most extreme objects

Join us for a fascinating presentation exploring one of the most extreme and mind-bending phenomena in the cosmos — black holes!

Professor Rod Lee, an expert in Physics and Astronomy, will take us on a journey through:

• What black holes really are and how they form

• The mysterious event horizon and what happens if you cross it

• How black holes shape galaxies and the fabric of spacetime

Whether you’re a space enthusiast, science student, or just curious about the universe, this talk will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the hidden forces governing our cosmos.

Date & Time: Friday, May 30, from 7-8 pm

Location: At the Black Thumb inside the Mountain Timber Market

Presented by: Prof. Rod Lee, Professor of Physics & Astronomy

All are welcome — no prior astronomy knowledge required! Bring your questions for the Q&A session afterward.

Text 360-314-7978 if you would like to reserve your seat.

This event is sponsored by NASA.