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AI in the Real World (and Off World) - James Parr, Executive Producer FDL, Stanford Lecture

On the web, In the newsJodie HughesOctober 25, 2018News

[On the web] NASA's TESS Spacecraft Starts Science Operations

NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite has started its search for planets around nearby stars, officially beginning science operations on July 25, 2018.

On the web, ExoplanetsJodie HughesJuly 27, 2018News

[On the web] Is Mars’ Soil Too Dry to Sustain Life?

Life as we know it needs water to thrive. Even so, we see life persist in the driest environments on Earth.

On the web, AstrobiologyJodie HughesJuly 23, 2018News

[On the web] Will We Know Life When We See It? NASA-led Group Takes Stock of the Science

In the last decade we have discovered thousands of planets outside our solar system and have learned that rocky, temperate worlds are numerous in our galaxy. The next step will involve asking even bigger questions.

Astrobiology, On the webJodie HughesJune 25, 2018News

[On the web] NASA: Commercial Partners Key to Sustainable Moon Presence

As NASA shifts human exploration back to the Moon, U.S. commercial partnerships will be a key to expediting missions and building a sustainable presence on the lunar surface.

On the web, Space ResourcesJodie HughesMay 24, 2018

[On the web] What in the World is an ‘Exoplanet?’

Step outside on a clear night, and you can be sure of something our ancestors could only imagine: Every star you see likely plays host to at least one planet.

Exoplanets, On the webJodie HughesApril 12, 2018

[On the web] NASA’s SDO Reveals How Magnetic Cage on the Sun Stopped Solar Eruption

The team of scientists included SDO’s observations of magnetic fields at the Sun’s surface in powerful models that calculate the magnetic field of the Sun’s corona, or upper atmosphere, and examined how it evolved in the time just before the flare.

Space Weather, On the webJodie HughesFebruary 23, 2018

[On the web] NASA Mission Launched; Will Revolutionize Our Understanding of Space Weather

NASA’s first mission to provide unprecedented measurements of, and changes in, the temperature and composition of Earth’s upper atmosphere launched at 5:20 p.m. EST Thursday, Jan. 25, from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana.

Space Weather, On the webJodie HughesFebruary 2, 2018