Planetary Lake Lander

It’s been a busy last few days. In an exciting voyage, the Planetary Lake Lander sailed the 3 kilometers across Laguna Negra to the mooring at the base of Victoria Cascade, the location where ...

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Field observations and sample collection at Laguna Negra offers lots of useful scientific data for the PLL team. However, some places around Laguna Negra are inaccessible because of steep terra...

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Q. Can you share some of the details on the design of the robot(s)? How big are the robots being designed to explore Titan? How many robots will explore? What do the robots actually do? A. Severa...

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Students from Lancaster, Pennsylvania have been following the Planetary Lake Lander, and wrote in a lot of very good questions about what the project. These questions were answered by Dr. Nathali...

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Cristian has been providing logistical support to scientific the expedition in Chile for many years now, and so when Nathalie began preparations for the Planetary Lake Lander Project, there was n...

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I asked Angeles how she explains her job to people who are new to the idea of building a Planetary Lake Lander designed to search for evidence of life off the earth. She responded that she explai...

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Although the morning started out with weather calm enough for Eric to survey to the North end of Laguna Negra, by the time the biological team started sampling near the location of the Planetary ...

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The Base Camp has grown by 5 new members in the last 2 days, as representatives of the Spanish Centro de Astrobiologia, Carnegie Mellon University, and the Universidad Catholica del Norte, Ant...

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