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EVENTS (open to the public & free)

CSI coffee, March 14, 1:30-2:30pm, 201 Hollister Hall

TESS Hackaton, March 29: noon-5pm, Space Science Building 311

Astronomy Colloquium, Space Science Building 105, April 11, 2019, 4pm (3:30 for cookies & coffee) “New Worlds discovered with TESS” Elisa Quintana, NASA Goddard

TESS Hackaton, April 26: noon-5pm, Space Science Building 311

ERESS Meeting, June 17-19, 2019

Recent Posts

Cassini’s last Titan flyby reveals deep methane lakes, Earth-like cycles
CSI papers published: The AVTOD (Aster Volcanic Thermal Output Database)
CSI coffee hour
CSI papers published: Climate sensitivity to ozone and its relevance on the habitability of Earth-like planets
CSI papers published: Characterizing the Atmospheres of Irradiated Exoplanets

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Carl Sagan Institute in the News

This Solar System Catalog Could Be Key to Finding an Earth-Like Exoplanet (Gizmodo)

How Volcanoes make the universe more liveable (The Atlantic)

Preserving our 'pale blue dot' is focus of first Sagan lecture(Cornell Chronicle)

Why dying stars may be a good place to look for alien life (Washington Post)

Trappist-1 could have FOUR planets capable of supporting alien life: New study finds 'habitable zone' may be bigger than previously thought(Daily Mail)

Looking For Life on Proxima B? Try Glowing Aliens." (National Geographics)

What Are the Colors of Alien Life? (New Yorker)

Here's How Planet Hunters Are Going to Find the Next Earth (Gizmodo)

The Four Best Suspects for Life in Our Solar System (motherboard)

Carl Sagan Institute sets sail to explore the 'cosmic ocean'(Cornell Chronicle)

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