002: Kate Greene

This week Kate Greene – scientist, science-writer, poet, essayist and crew member of the original HI SEAS Mission, a NASA funded Mars Simulation – joins us to talk about life on Mars, and what she’d hope to uncover from a Zone on Earth.

This week Kate Greene - scientist, science-writer, poet, essayist and crew member of the original HI SEAS Mission, a NASA funded Mars Simulation - joins us to talk about life on Mars, and what she'd hope to uncover from a Zone on Earth.

Learn more about everything referenced in this episode by clicking the links below:

• Kate’s new book of essays, Once Upon a Time I Lived on Mars.

• The 2017 InterPlanetary Panel, which launched the project.

• The 2018 InterPlanetary Festival Panel, “Autonomous Ecosystems.”

• All About Eggs, published by Lucky Peach.

• “Ova Easy” egg crystals, for your solo-Sunday omelettes.

• “The Aleph” by Jorge Borges

• Rocannon’s World by Ursula Le Guin.

• “Hey, Elon Musk, What about Toilet Paper on Mars?” by Eric Mack.

• New Yorker article, “Roommates on Mars,” which outlines the “Nutella Incident.”

• Endurance.

• “King Arthur Flour’s Baking Hotline Has Never Been Busier — and the Questions Are Getting Personal.”