Last week Steph and I attended the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in TX. We had a great time, caught up with old friends, met new ones, and learned a lot. The two education workshops, one on the Moon and one on Mercury and Pluto, went well. Our poster presentation on Tuesday night was also a hit. We had tons of people stop by from various NASA centers and missions, universities, and even the European Space Agency (ESA). While most of the visitors to our poster had heard of Second Life before, not many of them had ever tried it out. All were surprised to learn about all of the space-and science-related activities already occurring there and were very intrigued by our suggestions for how it could be used for participatory exploration.
For a great account of the week's events and some of the major scientific presentations from LPSC, visit this Nature reporter's blog.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Back in MD after a successful and interesting LPSC
Labels:
ESA,
informal education,
LPSC,
NASA,
planetary science,
Second Life,
space science
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