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Joel Levine: Neden Mars'a tekrar gitmeliyiz

Filmed Nov 2009 • Posted Mar 2010TEDxNASA
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TEDxNASA'da gezegen bilim adamı Joel Levine Mars'taki ilgi çekici ve şaşırtıcı keşiflerden bahsediyor: buz dolu kraterler, eski okyanus izleri, geçmişte bir zamanlar olmuş hayatın ipuçları. Daha fazlasını elde etmek için Mars'a tekrar gitmemiz gerektiğini anlatmaya çalışıyor.

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 Turkish by Ahmet Yükseltürk
Reviewed by Seda Demirel
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