Buzz Aldrin speaks at ISS & Mars DC conference (6 April 2011)
On these pages you will find the presentations of the ISS & Mars conference 6-7 April 2011 in Washington DC.
The presenations by the panelmembers of the DC conference will be grouped together per panel, following the original programming. The order of these presentations does [...]
If you feel like needing a short and succinct overview of the conference without wanting to sit through the complete set of youtube posted conference videos just visit these:
John Grunsfeld (image above) gives a summary of day one of the conference
James Garvin giving an overview of day two of the conference, but much more than that [...]
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
8:00-9:00 Registration and Coffee
9:00-10:00 Keynote address Charles F. Bolden, Jr. – Administrator, NASA
10:00-12:00 Panel Session 1: What we have learned and the challenges to human exploration of Mars
Moderated by: Bret G. Drake (Exploration Architect, NASA/JSC)
Panelist: John B. Charles, Ph.D. (Chief Scientist, NASA Human Research Program, NASA/JSC)
Panelist: Dr. David W. Beaty (Mars Chief [...]
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The mission of Explore Mars is to promote science and technology innovation and education related to Mars Exploration. Through a series of technology innovation awards, scientific symposiums and workshops, Mars analog work, technology demonstrations, and other programs, we provide a platform for scientists and "citizen scientists" to engage in meaningful space exploration research and development in the private sector.
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