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September 2005
Scientists at Sea – Exploring the deep seafloor
A 12 day mission to explore the biosphere of the sediment-buried basement (part of the ocean crust) on the flanks of the Juan de Fuca Ridge system, over 2.5 miles below the ocean surface.
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Comets and Craters Workshop
This event-based workshop focuses on what scientists have learned about comets from the Deep Impact and Stardust Missions. You will be part of the excitement of the research and questions astronomers and geologists want to answer.
Find out more »April 2014
IFA Astronomy Open House
Activities, talks, displays, and demonstrations for all ages. Free admission and parking. Talks include presentations by UHNAI members Karen Meech and Nader Haghighipour.
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HI Student/Teacher Astronomy Research National Program
A one week residential summer astronomy boot camp designed for Grade 7-11 students and their teachers to develop astronomy research skills and encourage original research projects.
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ALI’I National Summer Teacher Workshop
This workshop, designed for secondary science teachers, will introduce the big picture of astrobiology before delving deeper to highlight specific contributions from cosmochemistry, heliophysics, astronomy, geosciences and microbial oceanography.
Find out more »August 2014
Hawaii Space Lecture Series: Planetary Microclimates
Dr. Norbert Schorghofer presents a free lecture at NASA Pacific Regional Planetary Data Center, HIGP/SOEST University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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HawaiiCon
NAI members Rich Gazan, Karen Meech, Mike Mottl and collaborator Grieg Steward will participate in HawaiiCon on the Big Island, the world's first sci-fi, science, and fantasy tropical vacation convention. They will give a panel talk on The History and Future(?) of Life on Earth on Sep 14.
Find out more »Astrobiology Science Panel @ Hawaii Con
Karen Meech, Mike Mottl, Rich Gazan and collaborator Grieg Steward give a panel talk on The History and Future(?) of Life on Earth at Hawaii Con.
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