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December 14, 2012 Exploring the Universe through Interactive Mass Media
Scott Snibbe
Snibbe Studio
November 13, 2012 Climate Change Impacts in the Arctic Ocean
Kevin Arrigo
Stanford Unviersity
October 10, 2012 Europa's Great Lakes
Britney Schmidt
University of Texas at Austin
July 25, 2012 Life in the Multiverse
Andrei Linde
Stanford University
July 11, 2012 The Kepler Mission: Zeroing in on Habitable Earths
Doug Cadwell
SETI Institute
June 20, 2012 Fast molecular adaptations to environmental fluctuations - a recipe for long-term survival of life in the extremes
Oana Marcu
SETI Institute
May 30, 2012 Planet formation and stellar multiplicity: insights from recent surveys and perspectives
Gaspard Duchene
UC Berekley
May 23, 2012 Astrobiology at the Carl Sagan Center
David Morrison
Director of the Carl Sagan Center for Life in the Universe
May 16, 2012 The Climates of the Planet Mars
Francois Forget
Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique
May 09, 2012 Contact with ET using math? Not so fast.
Keith Devlin
Stanford University
May 02, 2012 Companions to solar-type stars: analysis of a wide variety of planets, brown dwarfs and small stars
Tristan Guillot
Nice Observatory
February 22, 2012 Planetesimal Migration in the Early Days or Taking the Solar System by Störmer
Kevin Grazier
BSG-75
January 18, 2012 Scott, Amundsen and Science: A 100th Anniversary Retrospective on Antarctic Science
Ed Larson
Pepperdine University
January 11, 2012 Inflation and the Landscape of String Theory ( CANCELLED )
Alexander Westphal
DESY
September 21, 2011 SpaceX and the Dragon Spacecraft
Abhishek Tripathi
SpaceX Inc.

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