Is there anybody out there? Search for Extraterrestrial Life with the EELS Robot | Hiro Ono скачать в хорошем качестве

Is there anybody out there? Search for Extraterrestrial Life with the EELS Robot | Hiro Ono

Are we alone in the universe? This is arguably one of the most profound questions of humanity. The answer may lie in the underground ocean of Enceladus, a small icy moon of Saturn. In his talk, Hiro Ono will explain how the Jet Propulsion Laboratory is prototyping a snake-like robot called EELS, which could one day go down the crevasse of Enceladus to search for extant extraterrestrial life. To demonstrate EELS’ capability, the JPL team will test the robot on Athabasca Glacier in Canada starting in September 2022. Hiro Ono is the Principle Investigator of the EELS Project at JPL. Besides EELS, he also supports the Mars 2020 Rover (M2020) Mission as a rover operator driver. Before joining JPL in 2013, he was an assistant professor at Keio University in Japan. He graduated from MIT with a Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics in 2012. He is the father of a 6-year-old princess. Go Red Sox and Hanshin Tigers! Gathering an international cadre of artists, scientists, and technologists for presentations and performances, "Beyond All Measure: The Sea, the Sky, the Horizon of Our Transitional Present" was a day-long program of conversations around art and science. The program focused on dialogues with the wider public that illuminate the complex relationships between oceanic and astronomical exploration in the age of the Anthropocene. Beyond All Measure was co-presented by Fulcrum Arts and Leonardo/ISAST as a part of Leonardo’s LASER Talks series and the 2022 Fulcrum Festival: Deep Ocean/Deep Space. #SpaceTechnology #NASA #Lecture #Robot #SpaceExploration