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X-WR-CALDESC:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Tuesday\, February 15 at 6:
 00pm Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. David Williams bring us the
  story of a NASA mission to investigate Psyche\, the largest M-type astero
 id in the Solar System.\n\nAsteroid (16) Psyche is the largest M-type (met
 al-dominated) asteroid in the Solar System\, and has never been explored b
 y spacecraft. In January 2017 NASA selected Arizona State University (ASU)
  to lead a Discovery-class mission to investigate this strange\, new world
 . The Psyche mission is preparing to launch in August 2022 – what will it 
 find? Please join Professor David Williams of ASU’s School of Earth and Sp
 ace Exploration\, and a Psyche Mission Co-I and Deputy Imager Lead\, to di
 scuss the details of the Psyche Mission and what it may find as it explore
 s this metal world.\n\n-------------------------------------\nAbout Dr. Da
 vid Williams\n\nDr. David A. Williams is a Research Professor in the Schoo
 l of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University\, Tempe\, Ari
 zona. Dr. Williams is the Director of the Ronald Greeley Center for Planet
 ary Studies\, a NASA-funded planetary data center at ASU. He is also the D
 irector of the NASA Planetary Aeolian Laboratory\, which administers wind 
 tunnels the Ames Research Center in California. David is currently perform
 ing research in volcanology and planetary geology\, with a focus on planet
 ary mapping\, geochemical\, and remote sensing studies. His current resear
 ch focusses on planetary geologic mapping of bodies across the Solar Syste
 m\, and computer modeling of the physical and geochemical evolution of lav
 a flows in a variety of planetary environments. He was involved with NASA’
 s Magellan Mission to Venus\, Galileo Mission to Jupiter\, Dawn Mission to
  asteroid Vesta and dwarf planet Ceres\, and ESA’s Mars Express orbiter mi
 ssion. He is a member of the Janus camera team for the ESA JUICE mission\,
  and he is currently Deputy Imager Lead and a Co-Investigator on NASA’s Ps
 yche Mission\, scheduled to launch in August 2022. In 2014 David was elect
 ed a Fellow of the Geological Society of America\, and asteroid 10\,461 DA
 WILLIAMS was named in his honor.\n\nFurther Information and Viewing Option
 s\n\nThe event will also be streaming live on YouTube\, but please note th
 at questions asked over the NSN-members-only Zoom Q&A will be prioritized.
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DESCRIPTION:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Tuesday\, February 15 at 6:0
 0pm Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. David Williams bring us the 
 story of a NASA mission to investigate Psyche\, the largest M-type asteroi
 d in the Solar System.\n\nAsteroid (16) Psyche is the largest M-type (meta
 l-dominated) asteroid in the Solar System\, and has never been explored by
  spacecraft. In January 2017 NASA selected Arizona State University (ASU) 
 to lead a Discovery-class mission to investigate this strange\, new world.
  The Psyche mission is preparing to launch in August 2022 – what will it f
 ind? Please join Professor David Williams of ASU’s School of Earth and Spa
 ce Exploration\, and a Psyche Mission Co-I and Deputy Imager Lead\, to dis
 cuss the details of the Psyche Mission and what it may find as it explores
  this metal world.\n\n-------------------------------------\nAbout Dr. Dav
 id Williams\n\nDr. David A. Williams is a Research Professor in the School
  of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University\, Tempe\, Ariz
 ona. Dr. Williams is the Director of the Ronald Greeley Center for Planeta
 ry Studies\, a NASA-funded planetary data center at ASU. He is also the Di
 rector of the NASA Planetary Aeolian Laboratory\, which administers wind t
 unnels the Ames Research Center in California. David is currently performi
 ng research in volcanology and planetary geology\, with a focus on planeta
 ry mapping\, geochemical\, and remote sensing studies. His current researc
 h focusses on planetary geologic mapping of bodies across the Solar System
 \, and computer modeling of the physical and geochemical evolution of lava
  flows in a variety of planetary environments. He was involved with NASA’s
  Magellan Mission to Venus\, Galileo Mission to Jupiter\, Dawn Mission to 
 asteroid Vesta and dwarf planet Ceres\, and ESA’s Mars Express orbiter mis
 sion. He is a member of the Janus camera team for the ESA JUICE mission\, 
 and he is currently Deputy Imager Lead and a Co-Investigator on NASA’s Psy
 che Mission\, scheduled to launch in August 2022. In 2014 David was electe
 d a Fellow of the Geological Society of America\, and asteroid 10\,461 DAW
 ILLIAMS was named in his honor.\n\nFurther Information and Viewing Options
 \n\nThe event will also be streaming live on YouTube\, but please note tha
 t questions asked over the NSN-members-only Zoom Q&A will be prioritized.
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SUMMARY:Free Live NSN Webinar Series:  Psyche: Journey to a Metal World
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