Come to the
Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
for Our Next Public Lecture:
Martian
Habitability
Professor Bruce Jakosky
Tuesday, June 3rd at 7:30 pm
LASP Auditorium 299
After Earth, Mars is arguably the planet in our solar system most likely to
have life. Whether it does have life or not, we can learn a lot about
possible habitats and the nature of planetary habitability by studying it.
There are currently five spacecraft operating at Mars, and one more that
will arrive May 25. These are providing a wealth of new information
about Mars and its potential to have life. Dr. Jakosky will discuss the
potential for life on Mars, the ongoing program of spacecraft study of the
red planet, and what the future holds in store. Image: Sunset on Mars
LASP is located at 1234 Innovation Dr., Boulder
For more information, contact Erin Wood (303) 735-0962
or email epomail@lasp.colorado.edu