Take a deep dive into the state of U.S. house coverage. This week’s Planetary Radio takes you to Washington, D.C., for a particular stay episode exploring the complicated geopolitical panorama NASA is dealing with, with rising affect from industrial house firms, potential price range cuts, and modifications in committee management. Pictured: Planetary Society Chief of Area Coverage Casey Dreier with Rep. Judy Chu (CA-28), co-chair of the Congressional Planetary Science Caucus. Picture credit score: Johns Hopkins College Bloomberg Middle.
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Watch our newest digital e book membership dialogue. Nathalie Cabrol, the Director of the Carl Sagan Middle on the SETI Institute, joined Planetary Society e book membership members this week to debate her e book, “The Secret Lifetime of the Universe: An Astrobiologist’s Seek for the Origins and Frontiers of Life.” The dialog explores how people are trying to reply two huge questions: The place can we come from? And are we alone?
Subsequent up within the e book membership: A Quantum Life by Hakeem Oluseyi. In April, Planetary Society book club members will be reading a memoir that follows Hakeem Oluseyi’s path from a childhood marked by poverty and turbulence to changing into a world-renowned astrophysicist. Hakeem will be a part of the following e book membership assembly to debate the memoir and reply your questions. The book club is unique to Planetary Society members. Not a member but? Be a part of immediately.
