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Mars analog experiment selected

C. McKay and D. DeVincenzi in subglacial lake workshop.

J. Scargle chairs data understanding worksop

Exobiologists educate graduate students.

C. McKay Links Titan's Haze with Winds.

SS personnel honored.

N. Cabrol selected as a participating scientist.

M. Marley presents research on Brown Dwarfs.

F. Salama chairs NASA Laboratory Astrophysics Workshop.

David Hollenbach nominated for the CAA

Astrobiology Explorer selected for feasibility study

D. DesMarais receives honorary title.

L. Delzeit reveals groundbreaking inventions.

Canadian meteorite provides insight into evolution.

Studying Saturn's mysterious rings.

Astrobiologists create chemicals key to life.

Kepler Mission selected by NASA

Pascal Mission selected for further study.

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The Space Science Division at NASA Ames Research Center is dedicated to research in astrophysics, exobiology, advanced life support technologies, and planetary science. These research programs are structured around Astrobiology (the study of life in the universe and the chemical and physical forces and adaptions that influence life's origin, evolution, and destiny), and address some of the most fundamental questions pursued by science.

These questions examine the origin of life and our place in the universe. Ames is recognized as a world leader in Astrobiology. In pursuing our mission in Astrobiology, Space Science Division scientists perform pioneering basic research and technology development.

For more information about the Space Science Division, download our Annual Report.












 

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