Screenshot from Dr. Vishnu Viswanathan's talk hosted by the National Science Teaching Association in July 2024.
Screenshot from Dr. Vishnu Viswanathan's talk hosted by the National Science Teaching Association in July 2024.
Images of NASA astronauts selected for the Artemis II mission.
Screenshot from Dr. Vishnu Viswanathan's talk hosted by the National Science Teaching Association in July 2024.
“From Apollo to Artemis, Get Ready for International Observe the Moon Night!”, Science Update from NASA hosted by the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), Virtual Talk, July 11, 2024
I spoke about the critical role of lunar laser ranging data behind scientific discoveries about the Moon's interior structure and how it also goes on to help millions of people plan their trips around solar eclipses! I also had the honor of sharing updates and the excitement around NASA's Artemis missions.
“NASA’s Exploration of the Moon: Past, Present, and Future”, AwesomeCon - DC, June 17, 2023
Dr. Caitlin Ahrens, Dr. Ramin Lolachi, Dr. Natalie Curran and I spoke about our respective work with Apollo lunar samples, what we have learned from orbiting spacecrafts, and how NASA's Artemis missions are providing inspiration for the next generation of explorers.
“Episode 42 – Watch a Total Lunar Eclipse”, NASA Science Live, May 15, 2022
Dr. Ryan Watkins (NASA/HQ) and I were invited to participate in this live event organized by NASA HQ and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, to talk about our roles at NASA and support Q&A from the public regarding lunar science and exploration in the Artemis era.
“Moon - NASA Science", article published on NASA.gov
Dr. Joseph Renaud and I served as science advisors for the Moon tides article/animations published at