2021 Year of Space lecture series
The Geology of Other Planets - A geological journey through our solar system and beyond
Take a journey through the wonders of our solar system with a team of expert planetary geologists and scientists!
You may want to explore the origins of our solar system, or take a virtual trip to the asteroid belt; maybe you’ll join us to learn about volcanoes on Mercury, drive across the surface of Mars with the NASA rovers and discover more about the planets right at the very edge of our solar system.
This lecture series will take you on a journey all the way from Mercury to Pluto and beyond, and show you how geologists here on Earth can examine rocks from space and the Earth itself to unpick the mysteries of our Solar System.
Simply click on the lecture to view the recording on our YouTube channel.
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Professor Sara Russell, Natural History Museum
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Professor Dave Rothery, Open University
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Dr Peter Grindrod, Natural History Museum
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Dr Matt Balme, Open University
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Professor Alan Fitzsimmons, Queen's University Belfast
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Dr Katie Joy, University of Manchester
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Ralph Lorenz, John Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, Maryland
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Claire Cousins, University of St Andrews
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Dr Veronica Bray, University of Arizona
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Dr Oli Shorttle
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The Geology of Titan
Ralph Lorenz, John Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, Maryland
Thursday 9 September |
Pluto
Dr Veronica Bray, University of Arizona
Wednesday 10 November |