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28th National Space Symposium Thursday, April 19, Mega Minds Panel

04/19/2012

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Cultural impact of Star Trek was discussed
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Mega Minds - Leading Scientists Discuss the Future of Space Exploration
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JPL WISE Deputy Project Scientist Dr. Amy Mainzer, Harvard University Frank B. Baird, Jr., Professor of Science Dr. Lisa Randall and Bill Nye the Science Guy.
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Nye
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Dr. G. Scott Hubbard asks a question
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Mainzer
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Randall
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Space Foundation Teacher Liaisons and students attended
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Discussion touches on dangers of microgravity
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Teacher Liaisons in audience soaked up the science
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Panel is a special treat for the teachers...
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and for Symposium attendees
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Mainzer and Randall
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Master Moderator Dr. Catherine Doldrina fields questions
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Mainzer
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Nye makes universal sign for friend
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Nye amuses Mainzer
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Audience takes it all in
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Post-panel reviews were great

The last panel of the 28th National Space Symposium, Mega Minds - Leading Scientists Discuss the Future of Space Exploration featured Moderator Dr. G. Scott Hubbard, JPL WISE Deputy Project Scientist Dr. Amy Mainzer, Harvard University Frank B. Baird, Jr., Professor of Science Dr. Lisa Randall and Bill Nye the Science Guy.

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