IS THERE LIFE ON MARS?
At first glance, Mars seems utterly and completely inhospitable. There is deadly cosmic radiation, low pressure and freezing temperatures. But in other ways, Mars is not too different from Earth – both have dry land, frozen water, and Mars even has traces of ancient rivers. Could these conditions potentially support life? At Questacon, we had the pleasure of asking the experts themselves: Do you think there is life on Mars?
Join us as we chat with leading Australian experts in the space industry, including:
Karlie Noon – Astronomy ambassador, Sydney Observatory
Dr Cassandra Steer – Space Lawyer
Prof. Brian Schmidt – Vice-Chancellor of the Australian National University
Prof. Fred Watson – Australia’s Astronomer-At-Large
Anthony Murfett – Deputy Head of the Australian Space Agency
Prof. Alan Duffy – Lead Scientist of the Royal Institution of Australia
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