Pandora’s Box: How NASA and Citizen Scientists Help Avert Disaster @AAVSOHQ
Pandora’s Box: How NASA and Citizen Scientists Help Avert Disaster  @AAVSOHQ
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join Dr. Rob Zellem (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) as he talks about NASA's Pandora SmallSat mission, which is scheduled to launch no earlier than Fall 2025 and will monitor up to 20 transiting exoplanets and their host stars to disentangle stellar activity from the planet's atmospheric signal. Pandora's efforts will help enhance the science returns of NASA missions like Hubble and JWST. He will also present how citizen scientists and amateur astronomers can become involved and already are directly contributing to the Pandora mission and other NASA efforts.

*Timestamps:*
00:00 Opening announcements
02:26 Introduction - Brian Kloppenborg
02:52 Presentation - Rob Zellem
48:53 Q&As
1:08:45 Closing announcements

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