It was a pleasure to join colleagues and scientists from around the world at #COSPAR2024 this week, where I presented on NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s pursuit of one of humanity’s most awe-inspiring questions: Are we alone? We are in a scientific space race with ourselves to find the answer as we work on ambitious missions and projects to explore our solar system and beyond. Europa Clipper will investigate a global ocean beneath the icy crust of one of Jupiter’s moons. The JPL-built Coronagraph Instrument on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will help us make giant leaps in exoplanet exploration. And, we’re pioneering a solution to bring Mars samples of high scientific value to Earth – including those currently being explored by the Perseverance rover (more on that here: https://bit.ly/3WojzW6). This pathfinding exploration is made possible by the teams at JPL, who #DareMightyThingsTogether with NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration and our partners in the name of great science!
Laurie, your passion for exploring the unknown is truly inspiring. The groundbreaking work being done at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is shaping the future of space exploration. Keep pushing boundaries and reaching for the stars!
thanks Laurie for your instructive and inspiring talk at COSPAR !
Thank you for your talk!
Very good
Great work, Laurie!
Masters, Data Science: Computational Methods Concentration. DePaul University, Chicago. PhD candidate, 2024.
1moMay I: If we don’t already have, why not use the moon as a NASA Space Lab for studying such materials? Unless I am wrong, I think we are often extra cautious about space viruses? So a Moon Based Lab would help filter Earth from unexpected breakouts? So, yes, once confirmed save for Earth exposure, we can do further studies here? “Sending it to you, Earth”?