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Jim Garvin Quotes
«It has obviously precipitated a lot of interesting thinking in our science community.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«We believe hydrogen may be the clue, the fingerprint, of where water may be.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«We photographed the Face as soon as we could get a good shot of it.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«Needless to say I am bouncing off the walls... and ecstatic.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«Canada certainly has a lot to bring to the table.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«We haven't conquered the moon. It's a planet the size of Africa and we've been to six spots the size of a large backyard or farm or ranch. That's not exploring. That's touching.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«It's more like a space smorgasbord.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«Our initial findings support the potential existence of some unique varieties of oxygen ?rich glassy soils in both the Aristarchus and Apollo 17 regions . They could be well-suited for visits by robots and human explorers to learn how to live off the land on the Moon.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«That's the job Hubble had to do at the moon. It was a noteworthy undertaking. This is in some sense the miracle on the moon.»
Author: Jim Garvin
«The elegance of Phoenix is its unprecedented ability to 'follow the modern water cycle' at the surface of Mars by investigating the geochemical signatures of water ice and the polar water transport story in the atmosphere.»
Author: Jim Garvin