Planetary Society Hangout: Feb 7, 2013 - Ice and Snow on Mars with Paul Hayne

We feature our guest, Dr. Paul Hayne from JPL. Dr. Hayne studies snow and ice on Mars, extreme temperatures of the Moon, and is on the Cassini science team. He also founded the group Young Scientists for Planetary Exploration to help organize early-career scientists to be aware of the politics of space.

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[caise1234]

One of the problems that Nasa has never achieved in its history is getting the General Public up thier.I was a submariner on a Nucleur powered submarine that got to drive the most advanced in american engineering with just 2 years of colledge on record.You have to close the gap between those 2 worlds fellas or you lose out when it comes

to budgeting for federal cash..Ive flown a computer apollo lander simulator and landed it.Buzz Aldrin Niel, Armstrong, John Glenn

Triumph of the will!!

[Andrew Planet]

Good idea to focus and inform on the educational perspective. Students need guidance

[Maxwell Palau]

Thanks for the info! Have a great week.

[Dan Bice]

Thank you that was great.

[Kalle Centergren]

thanks guys, see you next thursday

[Andrew Planet]

Thank you for all the detailed info Paul

[StepByStepGamer]

Is it possible to release that oxygen in the dust into the atmosphere and will it be enough to terraform the planet?

[Maxwell Palau]

What about working with another space program such as ESA? Are there other space programs that have funding?

[Maxwell Palau]

Also with an astronomy degree, what field or career would be best to strive for at this time?

[Maxwell Palau]

Question, I am a student attending my local community college. My major is Astronomy. I would like to go to either CalTech, or Berkely. Do you have any advice? Or names of people I should contact?