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If you are interested in astronomy and have a knack for analyzing data, then this Citizen Science Project is just for you! Join IASC founder, Dr. Patrick Miller, and citizen scientist, Ludving Cano Fernandez, as they discuss IASC: a citizen science project where you can help discover new asteroids through analyzing NASA’s high quality data of near-Earth objects.
Want to discover more Citizen Science Projects?
Check out the full episode of this NASA Science Live: https://youtu.be/TURJhJB9F-Y
Learn more about IASC: iasc.cosmosearch.org/
Want to discover more Citizen Science Projects?
Check out the full episode of this NASA Science Live: https://youtu.be/TURJhJB9F-Y
Learn more about IASC: iasc.cosmosearch.org/
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