Planetary Radio • Jun 23, 2015
Exploring the Seas of Earth and Other Worlds
On This Episode
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William Patzert
Research Scientist for Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Jerry Schubel
President and CEO for Aquarium of the Pacific
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Steve Vance
Research Scientist for Jet Propulsion Laboratory
We return to the beautiful Aquarium of the Pacific in southern California for a fascinating conversation about ocean science. What we learn down here is furthering our research around the solar system. William Patzert, Jerry Schubel and Steven Vance join Mat Kaplan on stage. Emily Lakdawalla tells us what Curiosity, the Mars Science Laboratory rover, has been doing lately. Bruce Betts is keeping his eye on converging Jupiter and Venus.
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Related Links:
- Aquarium of the Pacific
- NASA’s Europa Mission Begins with Selection of Instruments
- Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Update, Sols 978–100
- June 30 is Asteroid Day
- Planetary Radio Visits London-Event Information and RSVP
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