Lecture delivered at Humboldt State University on September 6, 2012 by Dr. Greg Davis, Chief Technologist for the Mechanical Systems Division. Part of the Sustainable futures speaker series sponsored by the Schatz Energy Research Center and the Environment and Community Program.There have been many exciting developments in NASA's unmanned space program recently, the most recent of which being Curiosity's impressive Martian landing on August 5, 2012. In this seminar, Dr. Davis will share the latest news regarding Curiosity's nascent explorations, as well as recount highlights from over the last 24 months of the two planetary encounters and five new missions that the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), California Institute of Technology, NASA's ...
Second in colloquium series features NASA life scientist and UND Space Studies alum Jon Rask The...
This presentation was part of the session : Current OutlookSixth International Planetary Probe Works...
The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium continues this spring with two presentations. The series i...
Since landing on Mars August 6, 2012 the NASA Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Curiosity Rover has been...
Preparations are underway for NASA to extend human exploration, beyond low Earth orbit and ultimatel...
NASA is developing new technologies to enable planetary exploration. NASA's Space Launch System is a...
NASA’s second rover named “Opportunity” produced dramatic evidence that long ago, at least one area ...
The Curiosity rover landed successfully in Gale Crater, Mars on August 5, 2012. This event was a dra...
Over the last 50 years, the use of space platform to explore and observe our planet and the universe...
The Mars Exploration Rover Mission, part of NASA's Mars Exploration Program, reveals evidence for wa...
Exploring space is one of humankind’s great endeavors, leading to technological innovation and disco...
The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Curiosity rover landed on Mars in August 2012, and has been explor...
To space zealots, 1989 was the year the drought ended. The space shuttle was operational again; Voya...
As part of the United State's vision for space exploration, NASA is preparing the next Space Launch ...
On October 11,2002 Dr. William Cochran's team of astronomers with The University of Texas at Austin’...
Second in colloquium series features NASA life scientist and UND Space Studies alum Jon Rask The...
This presentation was part of the session : Current OutlookSixth International Planetary Probe Works...
The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium continues this spring with two presentations. The series i...
Since landing on Mars August 6, 2012 the NASA Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Curiosity Rover has been...
Preparations are underway for NASA to extend human exploration, beyond low Earth orbit and ultimatel...
NASA is developing new technologies to enable planetary exploration. NASA's Space Launch System is a...
NASA’s second rover named “Opportunity” produced dramatic evidence that long ago, at least one area ...
The Curiosity rover landed successfully in Gale Crater, Mars on August 5, 2012. This event was a dra...
Over the last 50 years, the use of space platform to explore and observe our planet and the universe...
The Mars Exploration Rover Mission, part of NASA's Mars Exploration Program, reveals evidence for wa...
Exploring space is one of humankind’s great endeavors, leading to technological innovation and disco...
The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) Curiosity rover landed on Mars in August 2012, and has been explor...
To space zealots, 1989 was the year the drought ended. The space shuttle was operational again; Voya...
As part of the United State's vision for space exploration, NASA is preparing the next Space Launch ...
On October 11,2002 Dr. William Cochran's team of astronomers with The University of Texas at Austin’...
Second in colloquium series features NASA life scientist and UND Space Studies alum Jon Rask The...
This presentation was part of the session : Current OutlookSixth International Planetary Probe Works...
The Spring 2014 Space Studies Colloquium continues this spring with two presentations. The series i...