The Continuing Legacy of Galileo at 30 is a public panel event honoring the enduring legacy of NASA’s Galileo mission to Jupiter. Sponsored by JPL and the Caltech Keck Institute for Space Studies, it will take place thirty years and one day after Galileo’s historic orbit insertion. The panel will feature leading scientists whose discoveries with Galileo data revolutionized our understanding of Jupiter and its moons, as well as those leading the missions of the future that will stand on the shoulders of Galileo’s success.

The panel includes:

Moderator: Erik Conway

Purdue University, Historian of Science and Technology

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Bob Pappalardo

JPL, Europa Clipper Project Scientist

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Rosaly Lopes

JPL, Academic Engagement

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Elizabeth Turtle

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Dragonfly Principal Investigator, Europa Imaging System Principal Investigator

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Bill O'Neil

Galileo Project Manager

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The event will be held at the Chen 100 Lecture Hall, on the Caltech campus. Reservation is required but admission is free. Parking is available in the North Wilson Parking Garage #1 (Wilson Blvd., south of Del Mar Ave.), South Wilson Parking Garage #2, and California Blvd. Parking Garage #3 (south of campus on California Blvd., beneath the athletic fields). After 5:00 pm, parking is free in all unmarked (commuter) parking stalls. Limited parking may be available on local streets as well.