Life in the universe - what scientists mean by 'life,' the search for life and what life forms might exist in the universe -
was the topic of a free, non-technical talk held Wednesday, October 10, at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, California.
Life in the universe - what scientists mean by 'life,' the search for life and what life forms might exist in the universe -
was the topic of a free, non-technical talk held Wednesday, October 10, at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, California.
Chris Chyba, Ph.D., of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute and Stanford University, gave an illustrated talk about "Life in the Universe: Is It Just Around the Corner?" It was the opening talk in this year's Silicon Valley Astronomy Lecture Series, which is co-sponsored by NASA's Ames Research Center, Foothill College's Division of Physical Science, Mathematics and Engineering, the Astronomical Society of the Pacific and the SETI Institute.
SpaceRef is pleased to provide an archived audio presentation of this talk with accompanying slides.
Listen to the talk and view accompanying slides.