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The Great Planet Debate
The Great Planet Debate: Science as Process will be held at APL, August 14 & 15, with an actual debate between Neil deGrasse Tyson (American Museum of Natural History) and Mark Sykes (Planetary Science Institute), moderated by Ira Flatow (NPR Science Friday). The invited talks and the debate will be webcast live. The agenda is available at
http://gpd.jhuapl.edu/
On August 5, beginning at 1:30 PM EDT [10:30 PDT / 17:30 UTC], APL will be testing the webcast and you are invited to help. The link is:
mms://a1719.l711155718.c7111.n.lm.akamaistream.net/D/1719/7111/v0001/reflector:55718
The more people sign on, the better the test analysis. You are asked to sign on for a minimum of 30 minutes between 2PM and 3PM EDT. This will provide a good read on peak usage and number of viewers.
Outside of that window is fine as well, and APL is interested in how things work in other parts of the world outside the US.
The Great Planet Debate: Science as Process will be held at APL, August 14 & 15, with an actual debate between Neil deGrasse Tyson (American Museum of Natural History) and Mark Sykes (Planetary Science Institute), moderated by Ira Flatow (NPR Science Friday). The invited talks and the debate will be webcast live. The agenda is available at
http://gpd.jhuapl.edu/
On August 5, beginning at 1:30 PM EDT [10:30 PDT / 17:30 UTC], APL will be testing the webcast and you are invited to help. The link is:
mms://a1719.l711155718.c7111.n.lm.akamaistream.net/D/1719/7111/v0001/reflector:55718
The more people sign on, the better the test analysis. You are asked to sign on for a minimum of 30 minutes between 2PM and 3PM EDT. This will provide a good read on peak usage and number of viewers.
Outside of that window is fine as well, and APL is interested in how things work in other parts of the world outside the US.