April
30, 2004, ASU hosted a group of space pioneers and policy
makers who explored the
challenges
of the nation’s new Space Exploration vision as announced by President
Bush in January.
Panel participants included newsman and historian Hugh Downs, Astronaut
and NASA Chief Scientist
John Grunsfeld,
Cosmos co-producer and NASA engineer Gentry Lee, Laurie Leshin, Director
of
ASU Center for Meteorite Studies and Melissa Wallace, Aerospace Engineering
Student.
Topics included the rationale, costs, and implementation of the vision and
was moderated by
ASU President Michael Crow.
Audience participation was encouraged, and several questions
submitted online were included in the discussion.
WATCH VIDEO OF THE EVENT |
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| Part V (Windows Media) | |
| Part VI (Windows Media) | |
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BIOGRAPHIES OF PANELISTS
Explore Mars
with ASU | President's
Commission on the Moon, Mars and Beyond
