Big Picture Science – As the Worlds Turn: Cynthia Phillips

by Gary Niederhoff on October 15, 2012

Part 1 of As the Worlds Turn, featuring Cynthia Phillips, Planetary geologist, SETI Institute, discussing the transient streaks on Mars, which could be a sign of water currently on the surface of the planet.
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Tagged as: astrobiology, exploration, Geology, mars

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