Saturn's Embrace

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA mind-bending exploration of Saturn and its moons - and the possibility of life in the salt-water mists of one moon, Enceladus. Dr. Carolyn Porco leads NASA's digital imaging team on the Ca... Leer todoA mind-bending exploration of Saturn and its moons - and the possibility of life in the salt-water mists of one moon, Enceladus. Dr. Carolyn Porco leads NASA's digital imaging team on the Cassini mission, which has been exploring Saturn since 2004. Dr. Porco and her team have bro... Leer todoA mind-bending exploration of Saturn and its moons - and the possibility of life in the salt-water mists of one moon, Enceladus. Dr. Carolyn Porco leads NASA's digital imaging team on the Cassini mission, which has been exploring Saturn since 2004. Dr. Porco and her team have brought back breath-taking photographs, which transport us across Saturn's great luminous rin... Leer todo

Dirección
- Les Guthman
Guión
- Carolyn Porco
Reparto principal
- Richard Dawkins
- Carolyn Porco

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8,3/10

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Les Guthman
Guión
- Carolyn Porco
Reparto principal
- Richard Dawkins
- Carolyn Porco

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10/10

A journey out to the far reaches of our solar system to Saturn

We are beginning to realize how minute our understanding of this universe is and this film gives one a glimpse of what awaits us. The passion of Carolynn Porco is felt throughout the film. She is a true visionary with deep regard to discovery. Her lecture lets us feel the wonder and beauty of science.Pass this film on to as many as you can so we might come together and work as one to search for answers to the questions we have all pondered at sometime in our own existence. I plan on showing this to my students , with the hope of sparking their creative minds into furthering this path of discovery. I have two students that were recently admitted to Cal Tech and it would be great to see them sending robots to the surface of Enceladus to probe for living organisms!