Astronomy 2020
4th International Conference on Astronomy and Space Technology 2020
Important Dates
About Astronomy 2020
Greetings from Astronomy 2020! It is an honor to invite all the academicians and researchers to be as speakers or delegates at the upcoming 4th International Conference on Astronomy and Space Technology scheduled for May 20-21, 2020 in Berlin, Germany. Astronomy 2020 is trending under the theme “Explore the Cosmic World beyond the Earth” which brings together leading scientists, professors, engineers, researchers, scholars, students and market leaders from all areas of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, Geology and Biology etc. For online abstract submission please click link https://astronomy-space.physicsmeeting.com/abstract-submission.php
Topics
Astrobiology, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology, History of astronomy, Physics and astronomy, Quantum physics, Satellite communications, Physics & geophysical science, Quantum physics and the universe, Space tourism, Plasma physics, Aerospace structures, Space, Satellite, Aeronautical engineering, Aerospace applications, Satellite telecommunication, Magnetic materials and its applications the solar system - physics and universe geophysics and social physics gravitational physics econophysics nano engineering and technology astronomy and astro particle physics atomic, Satellite and space communications, The early universe, Transportation based navigation and guidance systems ; satellite communications, SatellitesCall for Papers
Astronomy 2020 is trending under the theme “Explore the Cosmic World beyond the Earth” which brings together leading scientists, professors, engineers, researchers, scholars, students and market leaders from all areas of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, Geology and Biology etc.
https://astronomy-space.physicsmeeting.com/call-for-abstracts.php
Astrophysics
Astrochemistry
Astrobiology
Astrometry
Cosmo Chemistry
Cosmology
Extragalactic Astronomy
Galactic Astronomy
Orbital Mechanics
Physical Cosmology
Planetary Science
Solar Astronomy
Stellar Astronomy
Space Technologies
Aerospace Engineering
Space Weather
Electromagnetic Radiation
In addition to Sessions/Tracks, papers dealing with new areas of science and technology that fit the broad scope and objectives of the Conference are encouraged.
Target Audience
Aerospace engineer
Photographer
Analyst
Planetarium director
Astronomer
Policy analyst
Astrophysicist
Professor
Climatologist
Programmer
Chemical engineer
Physicist
Computer systems analyst
Research assistant
Data analyst
Research scientist
Design engineer
Science writer/journalist
Electrical engineer
Software developer
Engineer
Software engineer
Geophysicist
Statistician
Industrial engineer
Students
Instrument designer
Telescope engineer
Laboratory technician
Telescope operator
Mathematician
Theoretical astrophysicist
Mechanical engineer
Others
Observatory manager
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