Dr. Sara Seager to explore mysteries of life on Venus at Dec. 1 Space Talk
“Our ‘sister planet’ Venus couldn’t be any more different from our own planet Earth,” says Dr. Sara Seager, Professor of Planetary Science and Physics at MIT. “But there are chemical mysteries going back four decades, still waiting to be solved.”
Join us for a FREE Space Talk with Dr. Seager, a recipient of LSC’s Genius Award, this Dec. 1 at #LSCAfterDark!
In her Space Talk, Dr. Seager will explore the mysteries of Venus. Is there life on the upper layers of the Venusian atmosphere – life that can survive in truly hostile environments?
“For decades scientists have thought that the acid clouds on Venus cannot support any interesting chemistry of the kind that life needs,” says Dr. Seager. “We are changing this idea with lab experiments and an upcoming space mission.”
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