Monday, February 18, 2008

February 13th radio show...

is finally online and now available here. This was the second show in the ongoing series on Goddard Space Flight Center. On this show, I discussed:

  • Calendar of science events in the greater New York City / Poughkeepsie area.
  • Interview with Dr. Jennifer Wiseman of Goddard Space Flight Center
  • News: European Space Agency (ESA) opens new European Space Astronomy Center in Spain; NASA's Deep Impact spacecraft has begun monitoring five nearby stars with known transiting planets to try and detect evidence for additional planets around these objects; Chinese-lead international consortium installs new, robotic Astronomical facility called Plateau Team Observatory (PLATO) on Dome A in Antarctica; ESA's Herschel telescope - the next generation infrared satellite to go into space, with a considerably larger mirror than Spitzer or Hubble - has entered final testing phase before its scheduled launch late this year; NASA testing new robot designed to search for life in the oceans of Europa, a moon of Jupiter's; NASA announces competition to rename GLAST, go here for more details.
Hope you enjoy and, as always, please leave any questions or comments you have below. Thanks a lot for listening!

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