Update on Guest lecture by JOHN C MATHER, Noble Laureate in Physics, 2006 Register at www.technoizon.org From Heathkit radios in high school to working with NASA and winning the most coveted Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on cosmic microwave background radiation, Dr. John C Mather is a massive inspiration for every aspirant with a dream and a hint of crazy to make a mark in the universe. TZ brings you a guest lecture by the man himself - Dr. Mather. Block your calendars and be ready to join

Rhodes College had the privilege of hosting Nobel Laureate Dr. John C. Mather as part of the Peyton Nalle Physics Lecture Series. He outlined the history of the universe from its early moments in the Big Bang to its possible end. He also discussed plans for the new James Webb Space Telescope, planned for a 2019 launch. If you missed his lecture, you can see it here: http://bit.ly/2prK90D | Rhodes College

'Twas the night before Webb's launch. Four years ago. We waited excitedly, To see what it would show. Now it's four years later, And Webb's science is stunning. Hear a story from John Mather, Who got the telescope up and running. | NASA's James Webb Space Telescope