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Friday, March 21, 2003

McKay to Speak at University of Arkansas

Dr. Christopher McKay.

Dr. Christopher McKay.
Credit: The Planetary Society

Dr. Christopher McKay, astrobiologist and Mars terraforming pioneer, will be speaking at the University of Arkansas on Tuesday at 4 PM in Giffels Auditorium. Dr. McKay is currently involved in plans for human exploration and settlements on Mars. The lecture is entitled "Life on Mars: Past, Present, and Future" and will present ideas on the independent evolution of life on Mars and its potential survival on Mars today, in conditions similar to Antarctica.

This event is free to the public. If you are near the area (or not) I would highly recommend attending.

(More info: North West Arkansas Online, The Planetary Society, Extreme Environment)

@ 23:20 EST

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