Friday, November 20th, 2009
Living and Working In Space
Last week scientists reported definite signs of water hidden in darkened craters on the moon. This week, the space shuttle launched with a load of spare parts for the International Space Station, in one of the last scheduled resupply missions before the retirement of the shuttle fleet. In this segment we'll talk with Mark Sykes, head of the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, about the hows and whys of people living in working in space. Is it time to readjust our space exploration priorities?
Guests
Mark Sykes
Director, Planetary Science Institute
Tucson, Arizona
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Segment produced by:Charles Bergquist
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