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Elizabeth Rampe (at right) and Trevor Graff fly the Multi-Mission Space Exploration Vehicle around the surface of a simulated asteroid as part of a Research and Technology Studies analog mission. Credits: NASA

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Astrobiology Away Team Training: For The Love Of Martian Soil

by Keith CowingFebruary 27, 2023February 27, 2023

For Elizabeth Rampe, a planetary geologist in NASA Johnson Space Center’s Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science (ARES) division, science isn’t just a passion—it could very well be in her DNA.

Elizabeth Rampe

Astrobiology Away Team Training: For The Love Of Martian Soil

NASA Establishes Mars Forward Operational Risk and Contamination Evaluation (M-FORCE) Tiger Team to Shape Mars Planetary Protection Protocols

Opportunity to Contribute to NASA DARES Community White Paper on Phototrophic Biosignatures

The Search For Life Elsewhere: Avoiding Hype and Fostering Public Understanding

Panchromatic Spectra of Nearby Low-mass and Sun-like Stars with Directly Imageable Habitable Zones

Alfred: A Flexible, User-Friendly Python Package for Exoplanet Confirmation