Primitive Bodies - Unlocking the Secrets of Solar System Origins

Monday, April 30, 2012
8:00 A.M. Coffee and Pastries, 8:30 A.M. - Noon: Short Course
Noon: Informal Pizza Lunch, California Institute of Technology

Salvatori Seminar Room, 365 S. Mudd Bldg. –

Speakers

  • Hal Levison (SWRI) – New Dynamics of Solar System Formation and Migration
  • Torrence Johnson (JPL) – Missions to Primitive Bodies: Past, Present, and Future
  • Jim Bell (ASU) – Surface Geology and Geologic Processes on Primitive Bodies
  • Julie Castillo-Rogez (JPL) – Current State of Knowledge about Origins from Remote, In Situ and Returned Sample Exploration

Short Course Presentations

Speaker Affiliation Presentation
Hal Levison SWRI New Dynamics of Solar System Formation and Migration
(69.2 MB .pdf)
Torrence Johnson JPL Missions to Primitive Bodies: Past, Present, and Future
(1.29 MB .pdf)
Jim Bell ASU Surface Geology and Geologic Processes on Primitive Bodies
(6.9 MB .pdf)
Julie Castillo-Rogez JPL Current State of Knowledge about Origins from Remote, In Situ and Returned Sample Exploration
(15.03 MB .pdf)
New Dynamics of Solar System Formation and Migration - Hal Levison
Missions to Primitive Bodies: Past, Present, and Future - Torrence Johnson
Exploring Mars, the Moon, Asteroids, and Comets with Rovers and Landers
SmallSats Mission Concepts for Planetary Exploration - Julie Castillo-Rogez