Dr. Nidia Morrell is the Resident Astronomer at Carnegie Science’s Las Campanas Observatory in Chile. Dr. Morrell's work in observational astronomy has been pivotal in uncovering the secrets of star formation and evolution, providing insights that are crucial for our understanding of events like solar eclipses.



Joining her is Dr. Julien Rojas-Arispea - a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Carnegie Science Earth and Planets Laboratory where he specializes in the isotopic compositions of organic matter and the flux of interplanetary dust.



Together, they helped shed light on the science and significance of solar eclipses to get us all ready for the big day on April 8th.

Dr. Nidia Morrell is the Resident Astronomer at Carnegie Science’s Las Campanas Observatory in Chile. Dr. Morrell's work in observational astronomy has been pivotal in uncovering the secrets of star formation and evolution, providing insights that are crucial for our understanding of events like solar eclipses.
 
Joining her is Dr. Julien Rojas-Arispea - a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Carnegie Science Earth and Planets Laboratory where he specializes in the isotopic compositions of organic matter and the flux of interplanetary dust.
 
Together, they helped shed light on the science and significance of solar eclipses to get us all ready for the big day on April 8th.

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