Thursday, Jun 13, 2024

Earth at the Crossroads 2.0 explores the ramifications of recent space explorations, particularly the discovery of exoplanets in habitable zones, and how these findings influence our perceptions of life’s durability and scarcity. The conference brought together a multidisciplinary panel of experts, including astrobiologists, climate scientists, ethicists, and technologists, to discuss the convergence of extraterrestrial research and Earth’s sustainability efforts.

Addressing the persistent environmental crises, Earth at the Crossroads 2.0, highlights innovative solutions, from cutting-edge eco-friendly technologies and conservation methods to policy initiatives to reduce climate change impacts, biodiversity loss, and environmental harm.

 

Exoplanets Overview, Michael Wong (Carnegie)
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Ocean Worlds Overview, Morgan Cable (JPL)                       

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Astrobiology and Climate Change: Relevance, role, and responsibilities, Bill Diamond (SETI Institute)
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Comparative Planetology, No “Planet 2.0”, David Grinspoon (NASA HQ)
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A Natural History of the Future, Rob Dunn (NC State)
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Student Panel: The Perspective of the Next Generation of Earth and Space Scientists
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The “L Variable” Panel Discussion

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Moon Habitability Experiments Panel Discussion

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Understanding Habitability in the Inner Solar Systems and Lessons for the Earth Panel Discussion
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Humanity on a Human Planet Panel Discussion
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The Concept of Planetary Protection panel discussion
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