In this podcast episode, we dive into the frontiers of science with Professor Leopoldo García Sancho from the Complutense University of Madrid, as he takes us through his fascinating work on Antarctic botany, its parallels with Mars, and groundbreaking discoveries about photosynthesis and the resilience of organisms in extreme conditions.
With over 17 expeditions to Antarctic, Professor Leopoldo Garcia Sancho shares his experiences studying life in one of the most extreme environments on Earth and its relevance as an analog for Mars. We delve into the first-ever astrobiology experiment using lichens, which demonstrated their resilience in the harsh conditions of outer space. Additionally, he explains advanced techniques for measuring photosynthesis, highlighting their importance for field research. This conversation uncovers how Antarctic science can inspire applications that benefit both Earth and space exploration.
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