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Fall-Winter 2004-05 - the series has now concluded

The Goddard Library has made streaming video available for some colloquia by clicking on the V in the column to the right of the topic. Due to speakers' authorizations, some videos are not playable outside Goddard. Please note: connection speeds lower than 56 K may be able to handle only the audio portion of the transmission. Some videos are also available for Spring 2004, Fall 2003, Spring 2003, Fall 2002 , Spring 2002, Fall 2001, Spring 2001, and Fall 2000 .

Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Topic	Video
Oct. 1	Gordon Bell	Bay Area Research Center	MyLifeBits: The Memex Vision and Some Implications of Storing Everything Personal Co-sponsored with the Information Science and Technology Colloquium	V
Oct. 8	Steven Beckwith	Space Telescope Science Institute	The Hubble Ultra Deep Field	V
Oct. 15	Torrence Johnson	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	Galileo at Jupiter	V
Oct. 22	Michael Schlesinger	Univ. of Illinois Champaign-Urbana	Human-Induced Climate Change: To Hedge or Not to Hedge Against an Uncertain Climate Future	V
Oct. 29	John Townshend	University of Maryland	Monitoring Land Cover Change Globally: Opportunities and Challenges	V
Nov. 5	Christopher Martin	California Institute of Technology	GALEX: A Year Exploring the UV Universe	V
Nov. 12	No Colloquium
Nov. 19	Soroosh Sorooshian	University of California, Irvine	THE WILLIAM NORDBERG MEMORIAL LECTURE - BUILDING 8 AUDITORIUM Water Distribution and Availability	V
Nov. 26	No Colloquium
Dec. 1 WED.	Ed Seidel	Louisiana State University	SPECIAL COLLOQUIUM - BUILDING 8 AUDITORIUM, 1:00 P.M. Using Supercomputers to Collapse Gravitational Waves, Collide Black Holes (and study other Cataclysms)	V
Dec. 3	Robert Crease	Stony Brook University	BUILDING 8 AUDITORIUM The Prism and the Pendulum: the Ten Most Beautiful Experiments in Science	V
Dec. 10	Mike Maunder	Fairchild Tropical Garden	Invasive Species	V
Dec. 17, 24, 31	No Colloquia
Jan. 7, 2005	Steven Squyers	Cornell University	Science Results from the Mars Exploration Rover Missions	V
Jan. 14	Mark Schoeberl	GSFC	The Interaction between the Troposphere and the Stratosphere: What are We Learning from Satellite Observations?	V
Jan. 21	Steve Ackerman	University of Wisconsin	Assessing from Space the Effects of Clouds on Weather and Climate	V
Jan. 28	Richard Mushotzky	GSFC	The Accretion History of the Universe - New Results on Active Galaxies from Chandra and XMM The talk by Christof Koch previously scheduled for this date will be re-scheduled.	V
Feb. 4	Marshall Shepherd	GSFC	From the Chicago Heat Wave to Houston Floods: How Cities Affect Weather and Climate	V
Feb. 11	Michael Flasar	GSFC	CIRS/Cassini First Results from Saturn	V
Feb. 18	Siegfried Schubert	GSFC	On the Cause of the 1930's Dust Bowl Drought	V
Feb. 25	Michael Mumma	GSFC	Detection and Mapping of Methane on Mars The talk by Richard Smalley previously scheduled for this date will be re-scheduled	V

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Jim Foster	Vincent Salomonson	George Sonneborn
Demos Kazanas	Jeanne Sauber	Yogesh Sud
Randy Kimble	Ed Sittler	Dave Thompson, Chair.

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