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From Canada to Iceland
May 22 - June 2, 2025
Speaker: Ms. Pamela Harman, SETI Institute Director of Education
Topics:
- Introduction to the SETI Institute and Astrobiology
What is life? What conditions are necessary to support ongoing life on a planet or moon? Astrobiology is an interdisciplinary field of research that has capitalized upon the discovery of extremophiles on Earth and correlating environments in our solar system. - Visible and Invisible Light: Multiwavelength Astronomy
Why do glaciers appear blue? How can astronomers know about the chemical composition of different stars? Learn about the amazing technology that allows astronomers to investigate the universe’s biggest mysteries. - Moon and Mars Trivia Contest
The red planet and the Moon have long captured our imaginations - from ancient spiritual and religious significance to inspiring modern film, TV, literature and music. Explore how these celestial bodies are interwoven into our culture an take part in an interactive trivia contest with prizes.
Set sail on a spectacular voyage through North Atlantic landscapes. Starting in Canada's maritime region, you'll sail from lively Halifax to Saint John's and historic L'Anse-aux-Meadows. Explore Greenland's rich traditions and stunning scenery in Qaqortoq and Narsarsuaq, uncover Viking history, marvel at glaciers and enjoy local coastal culture. Finally, relax at sea en route to Iceland's breathtaking Westfjords region and modern Reykjavik.
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