Dr. Tanya Harrison
Space Snacks: Celebrating Women in Space
Extraterrestrial Remote Sensing (Geospatial Frontier)
PInt of Science Canada: Cloudy With a Chance of Dust Storms
What’s the weather like on Mars, and how do we know about it? And how did it kill the poor Opportunity rover?! Professional Martian and former Red Planet weather reporter Dr. Tanya Harrison gives a brief overview.
Read More: https://rascto.ca/content/pint-science-canada-2020-science-festival-online
Dr. Tanya Harrison is available as a speaker for conferences and other events.
Space Foundation: Launch Day Live: #LaunchAmerica!
Project Geospatial: Tanya of Mars
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The Blunt Report: Tanya Harrison
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Humans to Mars Summit: Full STEAM Ahead: The Storied Partnership of Space & Hollywood
ExploreMars.org: Saving Earth: How Mars Can Help Us Solve Climate Change
University of Glasgow: Water on Mars
Colloquium talk for a planetary science research group at the University of Glasgow about the history and current status of water on Mars.
Dr. Tanya Harrison is available as a speaker for conferences and other events.
Emerald City Space Nerds: Dr. Tanya Harrison and Cassie Stuurman
After Working on Mars, I’ll Never See Earth the Same Way (Medium)
For over a decade, I went to work on Mars.
There was a routine to each day: Come into the office. Make a cup of Earl Grey. Sit down at my computer and delve into the images sent to Earth from Mars overnight. In those moments, I was no longer on Earth. A watchful robotic eye orbiting 175 miles above the surface of the red planet acted as my proxy in the harshness of space.
Alas, I wasn’t wearing an awesome spacesuit to make the journey — although I would like to think that my collection of space-themed T-shirts was at least somewhat as cool…
Read more: https://humanparts.medium.com/a-martian-perspective-on-earth-27f29f72b41