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Frontiers Lecture: Robotic Mission to Mars

  • American Museum of Natural History (map)

Explore the history of Mars rovers and the future of the Mars Exploration Program at the American Museum of Natural History.

Join Joel Hurowitz, the deputy principal investigator for the Planetary Instrument for X-ray Lithochemistry (PIXL) on the Perseverance rover, to understand the current mission of the rover. Perseverence is on Mars right now, exploring the environment, looking for signs of life, collecting samples from the planet for future missions, and testing technologies that may lead to further human exploration on Mars.

Tickets are available online at the American Museum of Natural History website.

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