ARTEMIS Session 2 with Dr. Lori Glaze: “Artemis: The Nexus of Science and Exploration”
Report on Dr. Lori Glaze’s Session: “Artemis: The Nexus of Science and Exploration”
Date and Time: October 18, 2024, at 7 p.m. GMT+1 (2 p.m. EDT)
Format: Online
1. Overview of the Artemis Program
Dr. Lori Glaze began the presentation with an overview of the Artemis program, highlighting its objectives and significance in the context of lunar exploration. She emphasized that Artemis aims to return humans to the Moon and establish a sustainable presence, marking a new era in space exploration that prioritizes science, technology, and collaboration.
2. Integrating Science with Human Missions
The session focused on how Artemis integrates scientific research with human missions. Dr. Glaze detailed various scientific goals, such as studying lunar geology, resource utilization, and the Moon's role in understanding the broader solar system. She stressed that scientific discoveries from lunar missions will inform our understanding of Mars and other celestial bodies.
3. Innovative Technologies and Missions
Dr. Glaze showcased the cutting-edge technologies being developed for the Artemis missions, including the Space Launch System (SLS) and the Orion spacecraft. She discussed how these innovations not only enhance mission capabilities but also contribute to the safety and efficiency of crewed spaceflight. The presentation highlighted specific Artemis missions, such as Artemis I, II, and III, outlining their timelines and scientific objectives.
4. Collaboration with International Partners
A significant portion of the presentation was dedicated to the international collaboration within the Artemis program. Dr. Glaze highlighted partnerships with space agencies from around the world, emphasizing how collaborative efforts are crucial for pooling resources, expertise, and knowledge. She discussed specific contributions from international partners in terms of technology, scientific research, and mission planning.
5. Future Mars Expeditions
Dr. Glaze detailed how Artemis lays the groundwork for future expeditions to Mars. She explained the importance of lunar missions in testing technologies and systems that will be essential for long-duration space travel. The session outlined the key challenges and considerations for Mars exploration, including life support, radiation protection, and in-situ resource utilization.
6. Interactive Q&A Session
The session concluded with an engaging Q&A segment, allowing participants to ask Dr. Glaze about various aspects of the Artemis program. Topics ranged from the timeline for upcoming missions to the role of private industry in supporting NASA's goals. Dr. Glaze encouraged participants to stay informed and involved in the exciting developments of space exploration.
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- Date: 18 Oct 2024
- Time: 07:00 PM to 08:00 PM
- All times are (UTC+02:00) Berlin
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Dr. Lori Glaze of NASA
“Artemis: The Nexus of Science and Exploration”
“Artemis: The Nexus of Science and Exploration”: delve into how the Artemis program is transforming space exploration by integrating groundbreaking science with human missions to the Moon and beyond.
Biography:
Dr. Glaze, NASA’s Director of Planetary Science, will delve into how the Artemis program is transforming space exploration by integrating groundbreaking science with human missions to the Moon and beyond.