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Professor of Physics and Astronomy | Dartmouth College
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Cassini's Spectacular Legacy — and Nod to the Future

Following on Cassini's discoveries, NASA aims to probe Jupiter's Europa for potential life. With every new world we discover, we should look back at our own planet with awe.
September 27, 2017

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PostedSeptember 26, 2017
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Tagscassini, titan, europa, saturn, jupiter, alien life, NASA, enceladus

To Infinity and Beyond: Celebrating 40 Years of the Voyager Mission

The Farthest: Voyager In Space, airing August 30 on PBS, celebrates a technological and intellectual achievement rarely matched in history — one that has forever changed us.
August 30, 2017

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PostedAugust 30, 2017
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Tagssolar system, solar eclipse, Carl Sagan, NASA, Golden Record

Trappist-1 Planet Discovery Ignites Enthusiasm in Search for Alien Life

Seven Earth-size planets have been found to orbit a dwarf star 40 light-years away. Finding life as we know it there would mean it's likely elsewhere in galaxy, too.
March 2, 2017

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PostedFebruary 28, 2017
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Tagsplanets, alien life, NASA, trappist

Math to the Stars: The Ladies of 'Hidden Figures'

If there is a central lesson in the movie, it is that united we win; that what makes America great is not segregation and intolerance, but openness and inclusiveness.
February 14, 2017

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PostedFebruary 13, 2017
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TagsNASA, mathematics

Unveiling the Mysteries of Unfriendly Giant Jupiter

Juno's scientists will be the first ones to see things about Jupiter no one has ever seen before. For a few brief moments, they will share a silent bond with Galileo.
July 19, 2016

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PostedJuly 19, 2016
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TagsJuno, solar system, solar power, NASA, probe

An Enduring Lesson From the Challenger Disaster: 'The Sky Is No Limit'

Though accidents may happen, there is no stopping human exploration of space: We are bound to outer shores as we were once bound to shores on this planet.
February 23, 2016

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PostedFebruary 23, 2016
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Tagschallenger, space, space exploration, NASA

Moving From Creation of the Cosmos to Human Life

What makes up your body are the remains of stars long gone. That this star stuff got organized to the point of becoming animated, thinking matter is nothing short of wonderful.
September 22, 2015

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PostedSeptember 22, 2015
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Tagscosmos, stars, intelligent life, big bang, NASA

Pluto Encounter Is a Legacy of Our Generation

Marcelo wonders what the children watching the flyby will accomplish as they join the ranks of future space explorers. The probes have been there; perhaps now it is our turn.
July 28, 2015
 

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PostedJuly 28, 2015
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Categoriesblog
Tagspluto, hubble, HST, NASA, new horizons, space exploration

'Planetary' Calls for a Global Vision Shift for Earthlings

In honor of Earth Day, Marcelo points us to a trailer of the new movie, which calls for a change in perspective — a new way of relating to each other and to the planet.
May 6, 2015

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PostedMay 5, 2015
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Tagsplanet, climate, earth, earth day, data, NASA
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Flying low over clouds and myst…
Happy Mother’s Day! For all biological mothers and the mother of us all 🌍
My Twitter post on ChatGPT went viral…I hope fascination means more ethical care on how AI is trained
A trail run for Mother’s Day!
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Flying low over clouds and myst… Happy Mother’s Day! For all biological mothers and the mother of us all 🌍 My Twitter post on ChatGPT went viral…I hope fascination means more ethical care on how AI is trained

Recent Activities

Recent Activities
Why We Are the Only Humans in the Universe and Why It Matters to Our Collective Future

Marcelo was a presenter at Nature, Earth and Humanity: The Evolution of Connection, an international forum on consciousness.

Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Engagement

Marcelo was director of The Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Engagement at Dartmouth (ICE) — a nucleus of intellectual and spiritual transformation, a bridge between the sciences and the humanities that people can cross in both directions and, in doing so, enrich themselves and their worldview.

13.8: Science, Culture, Meaning

Marcelo has relaunched the 13.8 blog, where he writes about science and culture with physicist and 13.8 co-founder Adam Frank.

Question Reality! Science, Philosophy, a Search for Meaning

Trace philosophy and science through the ages in Marcelo’s newest MOOC.

How to Ignite Secular Spirituality

In this virtual meeting, convened by Synergos, Marcelo Gleiser discusses how Covid-19 is impacting our worldviews and ways to co-create a new world through our individual and collective actions.

NYAS Panel Discussion: The Enigma of Life

Marcelo analyzes the impact of awe and wonder on his own work and on the mindsets of his colleagues carrying out cutting-edge scientific research.

The Origins of Life

In this TEDxEast talk, Marcelo tells the 13.7-billion-year story of our universe in 18 minutes.

How We Make Sense of the World: Information, Map-Making, and The Scientific Narrative

A new paper by Marcelo and Damian Sowinski on applying information theory to how we make sense of the world.


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Marcelo discusses science and religion with CERN's director general, the Vatican's head of science and faith, and a scholar of Jain philosophy on BBC World Service's The Forum. Listen to the program ➞

Marcelo discusses science and religion with CERN's director general, the Vatican's head of science and faith, and a scholar of Jain philosophy on BBC World Service's The Forum.
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