Astrobiology: The Search for Life in the Universe
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People have often pondered the question of whether we are alone in the universe. More than seeking intelligent life, a fundamental question is whether life of any form exists on other planets or moons. The talk will examine how NASA is seeking out the possibilities of life on other worlds, from planets that orbit other stars to planets and moons in our own solar system. This lecture will be presented by Neil Farber, M.D., who is a Solar System Ambassador for NASA/JPL (Jet Propulsion Lab).
This will also be on Zoom. If you are unable to attend in person, the Zoom link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82355865049?pwd=L6qb7N092nB6M1hQnKNu5bY4atd78p.
North University Community Library
The North University Community Library is located at Nobel and Judicial Drives, in the vicinity of 805. The library is in a park setting with a design for expansion when needed. Inside features include a children’s and storytelling area with a separate children/young adult librarian on site, an adult and young adult area, a computer lab with 14 computers and wireless access throughout the library, a self checkout station, two seminar meeting rooms, a separate Friends’ book store, a community/meeting room available after hours and a coffee kiosk in the vicinity of the entrance to the library. Friends of the North University Library The Friends Chapter of the North University Community Branch Library is dedicated to supporting & expanding services & programs through fund raising projects and volunteer service. Our Mission is to promote and develop our library’s full potential as an outstanding educational & cultural center which reflects our unique Community. Google Map