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"In Her Orbit" Highlights Life and Work of Nathalie Cabrol
March 28, 2018 / Written by: Miki Huynh
Nathalie Cabrol. Credit: SETINathalie Cabrol, Senior Research Scientist and Director of the Carl Sagan Center at SETI and PI for the SETI team of the NASA Astrobiology Institute, is featured in an in-depth New York Times Magazine story by Helen Macdonald, who traveled with Cabrol and her team in 2016 to the high-altitude regions of Chile as they conducted Mars-related research in the fascinating and harsh environments.
Macdonald connects the journey with details from Cabrol’s life, unearthing a poignant and human side to the scientist and science of searching for life in the Universe.
Read the full story, “In Her Orbit.”
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Source: [New York Times Magazine]
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