Having participated in a couple of Dr. Nathalie Cabrols Mars Analog Adventures here on earth, I was excited to read and share this article "Exploring Earth's Alien Spaces" profiling her work which appeared recently in Science News Magazine.
The Planetary Lake Lander project will continue its mission this year to prepare a robotic research vessel for the rigors of space travel and to navigate liquid surfaces of other planets, like the Methane Seas of Titan.
Last year I was lucky enough to join the team in the Chilean Andes to help out; exactly the type of scientific exploration I live for.
Here's a photo from one of my bathymetry recording voyages upon Laguna Negra during that trip.
The Planetary Lake Lander project will continue its mission this year to prepare a robotic research vessel for the rigors of space travel and to navigate liquid surfaces of other planets, like the Methane Seas of Titan.
Last year I was lucky enough to join the team in the Chilean Andes to help out; exactly the type of scientific exploration I live for.
Here's a photo from one of my bathymetry recording voyages upon Laguna Negra during that trip.
The Planetary Lake Lander, Bathymetry Unit, and Sailors Boots. Photo By Eric. With his phone.
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