Christopher Go | Supporting JunoCam | NEAF Talks скачать в хорошем качестве

Christopher Go | Supporting JunoCam | NEAF Talks

Filmed April 2016 On July 4th 2016 NASA’s Juno spacecraft will enter Jupiter’s orbit. The onboard imaging camera known as JunoCam. is a public interest project that requires the support and assistance of the amateur community. Beginning in Nov 2016 NASA will photograph key features of Jupiter selected from discussions and votes made by the public. Chris Go will explain the mission and talk about JunoCam and how you can get involved in the planning and selection of the photographic targets on Jupiter. Who is Christopher Go? CHRISTOPHER GO lives on the island of Cebu in the Philippines. He has been an amateur astronomer since 1986, the year of the return of Halley’s Comet. He studied at the University of San Carlos where he received a BS in physics and co-founded the University’s first-ever astronomical society. In February 2006, he discovered Jupiter’s “Red Spot Jr.” He has coauthored articles in numerous scientific journals including Nature. Go is also a member of the American Astronomical Society and its Division for Planetary Sciences. NEAF Talks brings you the best from the annual NEAF Space & Astronomy conference which is held just outside of New York City at the RCC campus of the State University of NY. The Northeast Astronomy Forum is in its 25th year and is a world renowned symposium which annually searches the globe for the most relevant personalities who are making space, science and astronomy history today. Now through NEAF Talks online, these outstanding lectures are available to classrooms, universities, professionals, and the world at-large free of charge. Visit RocklandAstronomy.com\NEAF for more information or to learn how to see NEAF live. NEAF Talks- supporting science and astronomy education for a quarter century, now free to the world via the web. Like us on Facebook   / northeast-astronomy-forum-space-expo-50402...