MISSION: MARS — Toward the First Human Journey to the Red Planet, Mar 18

The first human mission to Mars will be our greatest 21st-century adventure. As with all expeditions, its success will depend on planning. The first steps are already under way: achieving longer spaceflight missions, planning for deep space journeys to Near-Earth Asteroids, and exploring extreme terrestrial environments as Mars “analogs.” Dr. Lee will discuss progress made around the world — from the Arctic to Antarctica, from basement labs to the International Space Station — to achieve the first human voyage to Mars. He will explore the what, why, how, when, and who of that first interplanetary journey.


Dr. Pascal Lee

WHAT: MISSION: MARS — Toward the First Human Journey to the Red Planet
WHO: Dr. Pascal Lee, Planetary Scientist, Mars Institute and SETI Institute
WHERE: Chabot Space & Science Center, 10000 Skyline Blvd, Oakland
Map: [http://bit.ly/1L7RtG6]
WHEN: 2016-03-18 — Friday, March 18, 8:00 PM
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Co-produced with Chabot Space & Science Center