Template for the Terrestrial Planets - The Moon
Explore lunar geology and its implications for terrestrial planets in this AGU Fall Meeting lecture by C. M. Pieters from Brown University.
Isotope Geochemistry and Habitability Studies for Extraterrestrial Life - Sagan Lecture
Explore isotope geochemistry's role in studying habitability and potential life on other planets, focusing on Mars, Europa, and Titan. Learn about key indicators and future research directions.
Opportunity Rover's Journey to Endeavour Crater on Mars - Orbital Observations Reveal New Insights
Explore Mars with Opportunity rover as it heads to Endeavour Crater, guided by orbital observations revealing clay minerals and potential new discoveries in this ancient Martian landscape.
The Oldest Water on Earth - Ancient Groundwater and Implications for Extraterrestrial Life
Explore ancient underground water and its implications for extraterrestrial life with geologist Barbara Sherwood Lollar. Discover how deep Earth research informs the search for life on Mars.
From Landfills to Martian Hills - Building Instruments for Mars Curiosity Rover
NASA geochemist Jennifer Stern shares insights on developing instruments for Mars Curiosity Rover, testing them in extreme Earth environments, and the unexpected role of Norwegian death metal in fieldwork.
Sharp Lecture on Earth and Planetary Sciences - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore the latest research in Earth and planetary sciences with Isaac J Larsen's lecture, covering cutting-edge findings and their implications for our understanding of geological processes.
Sorting by Particle Property and Granular Mechanisms in Earth and Planetary Surface Processes - Fall 2017
Explore particle sorting mechanisms and their impact on Earth's surface processes through models, field observations, and discussions on topics like saltation, dune formation, and size-selective mobility.
Whipple Lecture - Planetary Science Advancements - 2017
Explore Mars' geological history and surface processes through high-resolution imaging, featuring insights from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and other missions.
Visions of Future Innovation Across Space Physics and Aeronomy - Part I
Explore cutting-edge innovations in space physics and aeronomy with leading experts, discussing future directions and advancements in the field.
Guardian of the Moon Rocks - Apollo Lunar Samples Podcast
Explore the legacy of Apollo lunar samples with curator Ryan Zeigler. Learn about their collection, storage, scientific impact, and ongoing research potential in planetary science.
Mars 2020 Mission: Jezero Crater Landing Site and Sample Return Plans
Explore Jezero Crater, the Mars 2020 mission landing site, and its potential for uncovering evidence of past microbial life. Learn about the crater's geological history and its significance in understanding Martian evolution.
NASA's Juno Mission - Mid-Mission Report on Jupiter Discoveries
Discover NASA's Juno mission's latest findings on Jupiter's aurora, magnetic field, atmospheric dynamics, and lightning. Learn about future plans and insights from expert panelists.
The New Generation of Scientists - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore cutting-edge research from emerging scientists across geosciences. Hear from experts in volcanology, meteorology, climate science, and space physics as they present their latest findings and innovations.
Spanning Disciplines to Search for Life Beyond Earth
Explore cross-disciplinary approaches in Earth science, astrophysics, heliophysics, and planetary science to identify exoplanets suitable for life and advance the search for extraterrestrial life.
Greenland Ice Sheet Mass Changes and Sea Level Rise - 2017 Bowie Lecture
Explore Greenland's impact on sea level rise through gravity and GPS observations, analyzing data separation techniques and discussing predictions for future changes.
Pluto and Charon in the Rear View - 2017 Fall Meeting
Explore the latest findings on Pluto and Charon from the New Horizons mission, and preview the upcoming flyby of Kuiper Belt Object MU69, in this comprehensive planetary science session.
Where Did Earth's Water Come From and How Do We Know?
Explore Earth's water origins through geological evidence and isotope tracking, uncovering its cosmic journey and significance for planetary formation and potential extraterrestrial life.
How Venus Lost Its Water - AbSciCon24 Press Roundtable
Researchers discuss new findings on Venus's water loss, exploring the planet's history and implications for understanding planetary evolution across the galaxy.
Humanity's Leap in Space - Exploring the Universe
Renowned astronomer Stamatios Krimigis explores humanity's journey in space exploration, sharing insights from his pioneering work on NASA missions and discussing the future of our cosmic endeavors.
BepiColombo - A Journey to Mercury
Explore BepiColombo's mission to Mercury, unraveling solar system mysteries and reshaping our understanding of the universe. Learn how space exploration answers fundamental questions about our origins.
The Role of Sedimentology in the Characterization of Planetary Field Analogues
Explore how sedimentology aids in understanding planetary environments through terrestrial analogues, enhancing mission planning and extremophile research.