"Why cannot we see solar flares off the sun? we can see the sun but not the flares or sun spots."
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Lead Astrobiology Civil Servant Position Now Available
July 10, 2009 / Written by: James Green
The Planetary Science Division of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate is now advertising for the senior Program Scientist for Astrobiology. In general, this civil servant will oversee the science content and execution of the Astrobiology Program. A detailed description of the position and how to apply for this opportunity can be found on http://www.usajobs.gov/ with a announcement number (or search number): HQ09B0156. This position opened on July 10 and will close August 10, 2009. I encourage anyone who is interested to apply.
James L. Green
Director Planetary Science Division
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James Salsman said:
Dear Dr. Green:
Would you please share your opinion on the use of heterogeneous infrared space telescopes for VLBI imaging of extrasolar planet ozone spectra?
Ref: en.wikipedia.org/w/i…
Thank you!