Mark Hammergren's guest appearances

Mark Hammergren

Chicago Policy Review

John Williams

Yonah Freemark

David Orr

Claire McCaskill

Ian Kelly

Charles Wheelan

Andi Zeisler

Tim King

Tom Wolf

Annise Parker

Karen Freeman-Wilson

Bridget Gainer

Donald Cox

Rob Christie

Dina Smeltz

Derek Eder

OwlTail

Dr. Mark Hammergren, Adler PlanetariumDr. Mark Hammergren is an astronomer at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium, where he leads a research program to characterize the composition of asteroids. He is also the Director of the Planetarium’s Astro-Science Workshop, a challenging astronomy program for high school students that originated 49 years ago, sponsored by the Adler and the National Science Foundation. He cofounded the Adler’s “Far Horizons” citizen space exploration program, which sends student- and volunteer-built experiments aboard high-altitude balloons to heights exceeding 100,000 feet. His research interests include asteroids, meteorites, impacts and mass extinctions, and the history and sociology of the flying saucer phenomenonThis week, Julie Cooper speaks with Dr. Mark Hammergren of the Adler Planetarium about current space research, trends and politics in the field, and how astronomers’ work impacts our daily lives.This podcast was produced by Julie Cooper.Feature photo: cc/(Matthew Simantov)

<a href="https://i0.wp.com/chicagopolicyreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/markh.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Dr. Mark Hammergren, Adler PlanetariumDr. Mark Hammergren is an astronomer at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium, where he leads a research program to characterize the composition of asteroids. He is also the Director of the Planetarium’s Astro-Science Workshop, a challenging astronomy program for high school students that originated 49 years ago, sponsored by the Adler and the National Science Foundation. He cofounded the Adler’s “Far Horizons” citizen space exploration program, which sends student- and volunteer-built experiments aboard high-altitude balloons to heights exceeding 100,000 feet. His research interests include asteroids, meteorites, impacts and mass extinctions, and the history and sociology of the flying saucer phenomenonThis week, Julie Cooper speaks with Dr. Mark Hammergren of the Adler Planetarium about current space research, trends and politics in the field, and how astronomers’ work impacts our daily lives.This podcast was produced by Julie Cooper.Feature photo: cc/(Matthew Simantov)

Policy Radio | Dr. Mark Hammergren on Current Trends in Space Research and Policy