For National Astronomy Week, the following experts on Mars and
its environment have kindly agreed to make themselves available
to answer questions from anyone who has a specific query
on Mars.
Dr. Andrew Ball, Open University
Expertise:
Planetary landers, Soviet/Russian space activities, missions
to near Earth objects and comets.
Dr.
Monica Grady, National History Museum
Expertise: Mars and life on Mars, meteorites, asteroids,
comets and impacts.
Professor
Barrie Jones, Open University
Expertise:
Martian atmosphere and volatiles, life on Mars, history
of ideas about life on Mars.
Dr.
Paula Martin, University of Cambridge
Expertise: Martian interior, surface processes and magnetic
anomalies.
Professor
Colin Pillinger, Open University
Expertise: Beagle2
Professor
Peter Read, University of Oxford
Expertise: Martian meteorology and climate.
Dr.
David Rothery, Open University
Expertise:
Volcanology and planetary sciences, involved in characterising
Beagle2 landing site.
Mr.
Ashley Seabrook, Open University
Expertise:
Remote sensing of Mars, understanding the Martian surface,
particularly Isidis Planatia.
Professor
Lionel Wilson, Lancaster University
Expertise: Planetary volcanic processes, including volcano-water-ice
interactions on Mars.
Dr.
Ian Wright, Open University
Expertise:
Martian meteorites, surface processes, water on Mars, geochemistry.
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