Panelists:
• Dr. Kelly Korreck, Program Manager for the 2024 Eclipse, NASA Headquarters
• Dr. Alex Lockwood, Strategic Content and Integration Lead, Science Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters
• Dr. Jamie Favors, Director, NASA Space Weather Program, NASA Headquarters
Complete transcript available.
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