Natalie Cabrol, my old diving buddy and Principal Investigator of the NASA High Lakes Expeditions, has a new project that really exciting; launch an a robotic research vessel to invetigate the lakes on Saturn's larget moon.
One of the first steps toward this goal is to do some testing on the volcano crater lakes of the Chilean Andes, the same area where we participated in a world record breaking high altitude dive project to investigate the origins of life in extreme environments.
The NASA/SETI project is called The Planetary Lake Lander, and it is going on
right now ( November, December 2011)
I'll be following along with Dr. Cabrol and the rest of the research team during this exciting adventure on the expedition website; http://pll.seti.org/?cat=3
One of the first steps toward this goal is to do some testing on the volcano crater lakes of the Chilean Andes, the same area where we participated in a world record breaking high altitude dive project to investigate the origins of life in extreme environments.
The NASA/SETI project is called The Planetary Lake Lander, and it is going on
right now ( November, December 2011)
I'll be following along with Dr. Cabrol and the rest of the research team during this exciting adventure on the expedition website; http://pll.seti.org/?cat=3
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