Ten Months of Perseverance - Jezero Science
Offered By: AGU via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the scientific discoveries and future plans of NASA's Perseverance Mars rover in this 57-minute press conference from AGU21. Delve into the rover's 10-month journey across two distinct geologic units in Jezero crater, including its exploration of the Crater Floor and Séítah units. Learn about the samples collected, the relationship between these unique geologic formations, and their significance in understanding Jezero's geologic history. Gain insights from a panel of experts as they discuss the on-board investigations conducted to date and preview upcoming explorations, including the intriguing ancient river delta. Featuring panelists from prestigious institutions, this conference provides a comprehensive update on the Perseverance mission's progress and its contributions to our understanding of Mars' geology.
Syllabus
Intro
Mosaic
Sample collection
Where are we going
Questions
Igneous rocks
Jonathan Amos BBC
Eva Sheller New Scientist
Leo Enright Irish TV
New Scientist
BBC Jonathan Amos
Irish TV Leo Enright
Jonathan Amos
Taught by
AGU
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