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The paper discussed: "Identifying molecules as biosignatures with assembly theory and mass spectrometry"
The essay discussed: ($$ paywall) "Art as a Product of Nature, as a work of Art" by Paul K. Feyerabend
Dragon's Egg, by Robert Forward
Related:
Atlantis's first dispatch on the "Great Phosphine Freakout" of September 2020
Sara Walker and Lee Cronin on the "meaning" of life, as part of 2020 conversation series called "Andromeda Strain and the Meaning of Life."
Learn more about everything referenced in this episode by clicking the links below:Herschel Moon History
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InterPlanetary 2018 - Planetary Policy, Law & Regulation Panel
Earth Juijitsu
Environment Now
Ecuador’s recognition of Pachamama
Slavoj Zizek
Santa Monica’s sustainability ordinance, protecting the aquifers
Brown v. Board of Education
US Space Act (1958)
Outer Space Treaty (1966)
Moon Agreement (1979)
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Honeybee Capital
Ever-Widening Circles, by Rilke
Zero sum game
Tom Seeley's work on honeybees
Suzanne Simard's work about tree communication networks
Geoffrey West's lecture on Scaling
I Dream a Highway - Gillian Welch
Ode to Joy - Beethoven
Final scene of Stalker
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Van’s homepage
UCLA-led team of scientists discovers why we need sleep
Watch Van on the “Time Design” Panel from #IPFest2018
Ted Chiang’s Seventy-Two Letters
Liu Cixin’s Three Body Problem
“You’re So Cool” by Hans Zimmer
“Don’t Look Back in Anger” by Oasis
“Welcome to the Jungle” and “You Could Be Mine”
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Michael’s webpage
Lauren Ancel Meyers
Carl Bergstrom’s Calling Bullshit
Michael’s work on the Neandertal genome
Information’s impact on fitness
Michael, Sara Walker, Chris Kempes and Lee Cronin, herein the #OriginsOfLifeLeague
Life ≠ Alive
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Philosophy of Werner Herzog
Adam and Eve
Kant’s aesthetics
Oedipus Rex
Pandora Myth
Beatrice Han-Pile
Diego Velázquéz’s Las Meninas
Rothko’s Tate Collection
Tamara’s Website, Google Scholar Page & Twitter
• InterPlanetary Festival Website
• Alien Crash Site Podcast
• In 72 hours of sci-fi, postdocs transmit parental model of alien civilization [video]
• Greetings from a Triparental Planet 72 Hours of Science Pre-Printby Gizem Bacaksizlar, Stefani Crabtree, Joshua Garland, Natalie Grefenstette, Albert Kao, David Kinney, Artemy Kolchinsky, Tyler Marghetis, Michael Price, Maria Riolo, Hajime Shimao, Ashley Teufel, Tamara van der Does, and Vicky Chuqiao Yang
• Scale and information-processing thresholds in Holocene social evolution by Jaeweon Shin, Michael Holton Price, David H. Wolpert, Hajime Shimao, Brendan Tracey, and Timothy A. Kohler
• SFI’s VP for Science Jennifer Dunne Remembers Ecologist Bob May
• Complexity Podcast
• IPFest 2019 Worldbuilding Panel with Rebecca Roanhorse, Ty Franck, Daniel Abraham, Michael Drout, and Cris Moore
• Anathem by former SFI Miller Scholar Neal Stephenson
• Dark Integers by Greg Egan
• Aliens comic series by Dark Horse
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Theme song, "Stalker" by Tortilla
The “Living in Space” InterPlanetary Panel from IP Fest 2018
ChemCam and SuperCam
Recap of Nina’s time in Antartica
Bradbury Museum panel of LANL scientists discussing Today’s Perseverance landing
Joerael Numina’s art (The image of the Curiosity Rover behind me is one example of his work)
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Sasha’s website and work
Sasha on “Visualization and Designing the Impossible” IPFest 2018 Panel
Sasha at IPFest, on open-source space data
Jet Propulsion Lab’s page of downloadable 360 and VR/AR videos
Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History
VITAL Ventilators
Virtual tour of the Jet Propulsion Lab
Kin Dza Dza
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