Presented By: Physics Workshops & Conferences
Where No Man and Only A Few Space Probes Have Gone Before
Astronaut Mario Runco, NASA/Johnson Space Center
Talk Details:
Astronaut Runco will take the audience on an expansive journey through space and time, highlighting where mankind has traveled thus far, not only with a presence via manned spacecraft and robotic probes but also virtually via the great orbiting observatories. From liftoff of the Space Shuttle to operating in orbit around Earth and building the International Space Station, to exploring the solar system and beyond. Mario will provide insight as to where we’ve been, where we are now, and where NASA hopes to be in the future.
This is a public lecture which is part of "COSMO-16" the 20th annual international conference on particle physics and cosmology.
Astronaut Runco will take the audience on an expansive journey through space and time, highlighting where mankind has traveled thus far, not only with a presence via manned spacecraft and robotic probes but also virtually via the great orbiting observatories. From liftoff of the Space Shuttle to operating in orbit around Earth and building the International Space Station, to exploring the solar system and beyond. Mario will provide insight as to where we’ve been, where we are now, and where NASA hopes to be in the future.
This is a public lecture which is part of "COSMO-16" the 20th annual international conference on particle physics and cosmology.
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