It's genuinely frightening to contemplate such power, especially when you realise how poorly decisions about using it are made or not made. Better to deny the risk of asteroid impacts than to accept the fact the humans can redirect the stars in their courses. It's a delusion, in this case a slightly dangerous one - but you can understand it. Part of Dr. Beckers' research involves the assessment of organic matter in martian meteorites. An important issue to address in these studies is what organic components are present in the Antarctic environment, and how the Antarctic weathering process affects the preservation of organic matter in meteorites.
Astrobiology is the study of life in the universe.
This site enables Dr. Becker to collaborate with her peers and Mars enthusiasts worldwide from the field in Antarctica. This web site is sponsored by Oracle Corporation in a cooperative effort to make the findings of this scientific expedition available to interested persons worldwide. A while ago, I posted info about a program I wrote to process meteor observations. Using it, I was able to reduce the time I spent processing my observations by at least a factor 3. This topic retrieval is also supported in email via MajorDomo.