NOVA: The Life Issue
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SEDS Publications
Mar 6, 2012, 11:09:54 AM3/6/12
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SEDS-heads,
The first 2012 issue of the NOVA just went live on the website! “The
Life Issue” focuses on the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), a robotic
rover named “Curiosity,” which is now on its way to the red planet. In
this issue, you will find a discussion of what it is that makes a
planet habitable, an overview of the MSL rover, and a review of Gale
Crater – the landing site selected for this flagship mission. In
addition to all that, we’ll introduce you to the new SEDS-USA
executive board and give you an overview of the 2011 High-Powered
Rocketry Competition. You can download ”The Life Issue” for free or
purchase the paperback/ebook edition on Lulu. Find links to both on
<http://seds.org/news/nova/>.
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Harvey Elliott
Director of Publications, SEDS-USA
The first 2012 issue of the NOVA just went live on the website! “The
Life Issue” focuses on the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), a robotic
rover named “Curiosity,” which is now on its way to the red planet. In
this issue, you will find a discussion of what it is that makes a
planet habitable, an overview of the MSL rover, and a review of Gale
Crater – the landing site selected for this flagship mission. In
addition to all that, we’ll introduce you to the new SEDS-USA
executive board and give you an overview of the 2011 High-Powered
Rocketry Competition. You can download ”The Life Issue” for free or
purchase the paperback/ebook edition on Lulu. Find links to both on
<http://seds.org/news/nova/>.
--
Harvey Elliott
Director of Publications, SEDS-USA
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