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Joel Levine: Зачем снова на Марс?

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Ученый планетолог Джоел Левайн на событии TEDxNASA показывает новые занимательные и в то же время загадочные открытия планеты Марс: кратеры полные льда, следы древних океанов и намеки на существование жизни в прошлом. Он обосновывает необходимость вернуться на Марс чтобы сделать еще больше открытий.

Joel Levine studies the atmospheres of Earth and Mars, looking at their origin, evolution, structure and chemistry and climate change. He's the principal investigator of the proposed ARES Mars Airplane Mission. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Max Karpylev
Reviewed by wr0ng c0degen
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