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20 of 25 episodes04/29/2009 - Experimental determination of the effect of salts, regolith, and wind on the stability of water under Martian conditions
Julie Chittenden Many fundamental processes on Mars require an understanding of the temperature and pressure conditions at the Martian surfa...
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4/22/2009 - First Things in the Universe
Tom Abel, Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology Laboratory, Stanford University The first structure to form in the Univers...
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04/15/2009 - The Dynamic Lunar Environment
Jasper Halekas, UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory The lunar environment, serene and unchanging to the naked eye, seethes with plasma and...
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4/8/2009 - Convergent evolution of our own and extra-terrestrial intelligence
John McCarthy , Professor Emeritus, Computer Science Stanford University Convergent evolution is the phenomenon of two or more species of wi...
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04/01/2009 - Weathering on Icy Satellites: Probing the Near Surface Using Infrared Spectroscopy
Rachel Mastrapa, NASA Ames Space Sciences Division and SETI Institute Infrared spectra of icy satellites contain information about the surfa...
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03/18/2009 - Discovery of Strong Cycles in Fossil Diversity
Richard Muller , Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, UC Berkeley Richard Muller and his collaborators have recently analyzed the most complete rec...
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03/11/2009 - Tools for Probing the Universe: from the Smallest to Largest and All Scales In Between
Jeffrey Scargle, NASA Ames Space Science Division Jeff Scargle will describe non-standard data analysis methods for extracting scientific in...
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03/04/2009 - Google Earth, now with Mars!
Ross A. Beyer , SETI Institute and NASA Ames Google, Inc., has released Google Earth 5.0 which contains a Mars 3D mode. Working with enginee...
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02/25/2009 - Interstellar and Early Solar System Organics in Samples from Comet Wild 2
Scott Sandford, NASA Ames Space Science Division The Stardust mission successfully returned samples from Comet Wild 2 in 2006. Studies of th...
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02/18/2009 - Multiple Asteroid Systems: New Techniques to Study New Worlds
Franck Marchis , UC Berkeley and the SETI Institute Since the discovery of Ida’s companion Dactyl in 1993, the number of known multiple aste...
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10/29/2008 - Giant Planet Formation
Dr. Jack Lissauer , Space Sciences Division, NASA Ames Research Center The observed properties of giant planets, models of their evolution,...
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01/28/2009 - Surface modifications by winds on Earth, Mars, Venus, and Titan
Ron Greeley , Regent's Professor, Arizona State University Windblown dunes, ripples, and erosional features are seen on Earth, Venus, and Ti...
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11/05/2008 - The Allen Telescope Array: A Radio Survey Telescope for the 21st Century
Don Backer and Jill Tarter Jill Tarter will talk about the large survey SETI observing programs to be undertaken by our in-house team over t...
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10/22/2008 - MIPSGAL: MIPS/Spitzer Survey of the Galactic Plane
Dr. Sachindev Shenoy MIPSGAL is a survey of the Galactic plane at 24 and 70 microns using Multiband Imaging Photometer for Spitzer (MIPS) Sp...
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09/24/2008 - Black Holes: End of Time or a New Beginning?
Prof. Roger Blandford , Stanford Linear Accelerator and Physics, Stanford University Black holes are popularly associated with death and des...
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02/05/2008 - The Hunt for Hidden Dimensions
JoAnne Hewett, Professor at SLAC, Stanford University Extra dimensions of space may be present in our universe. Their discovery would dramat...
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01/21/2009 - Roundup at the Kepler Corral: the Race to Detect the First Earth-sized Planet in the Habitable Zone of a Sunlike Star
Dr. Jeffrey Van Cleve , Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp The Kepler Mission http://www.kepler.arc.nasa.gov is designed to detect transits...
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01/14/2009 - Laboratory Studies of Water Ice Cloud formation under Martian Conditions
Dr. Laura T. Iraci , NASA Ames Research Center Water ice clouds are an important part of the martian hydrological cycle, influencing the wat...
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01/07/2009 - Mission to a Potentially Threatening Asteroid
David Morrison , NASA Ames Research Center Near Earth Asteroids (NEAs) are interesting to both planetary scientists and those who are concer...
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