Sailing the Seas of the Solar System
Jun 29, 2022·
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Ray Garner
Image credit: NASA/JPL-CaltechAbstract
Our home planet, the Earth, is the only object in the solar system covered with liquid water. But it is not the only object in the solar system that has water! Join NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador Ray Garner as we explore the watery worlds of the solar system, from the salty slurries on Mars to the ice hidden away in dark craters on Ceres and the water buried beneath miles of ice on Europa. Using images and data from planetary probes, we’ll answer such questions as “How did the water get there?” And “What exactly are cryovolcanoes?” And “What does this mean for life in the solar system?” Come and get your sea legs as we sail the seas of the solar system!
Date
Jun 29, 2022 6:00 PM — 7:00 PM
Location
Andover Public Library
142 West Main St., Andover, Ohio 44003
Authors
Ray Garner
(he/him)
TAMU Astronomy Postdoctoral Researcher
I’m a scientist, Star Wars fan, and amateur photographer raised in Georgia. My research interests include galaxy evolution, star formation, and nebular diagnostics.