Big Picture Science – Life in Space: Olivier Guyon / Habitability

by Gary Niederhoff on April 19, 2015

Olivier Guyon / Habitability
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Part 2 of Life in Space, featuring Olivier Guyon, 2012 McArthur Genius award winner, optical physicist and astronomer at the University of Arizona, discussing the Suburu telescope, which will search for signs of habitability on exoplanets.

Tagged as: astrobiology, astronomy, exoplanets

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