Professor, Arizona State University, School of Earth and Space Exploration
Appearances
To arrange a speaking engagement with Jim Bell, please contact the Penguin Speakers Bureau at speakersbureau@us.penguingroup.com or contact Jim directly through this link.
Upcoming Talks and Appearances
July 22, 2013: Friends Of The Observatory talk: "Postcards from Mars," Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles CA, 7:30 p.m.
Past Talks and Appearances
February 20, 2013, Public talk: "Exploring Mars, the Moon, Asteroids, and Comets with Rovers and Landers," Caltech, Pasadena CA
January 3, 2013: Photographing Mars, The Planetary Society "Google Hangout" [YouTube]
August 4, 2012: Mars Rover Update, Mars Society Annual Convention, Pasadena CA [YouTube]
August 4, 2012: Introduction to Mars, at The Planetary Society's Planetfest!, Pasadena, CA [YouTube]
Nov. 29, 2011: Washington D.C.: Capitol Hill Forum on the Future of Space Exploration Funding [YouTube]
Samples of Media Interviews
Marketplace from American Public Media (May 22, 2012): Missions to Mars may be out of reach as funds fade
NPR All Things Considered (May 31, 2011): NASA Says A Final Goodbye To Plucky Mars Rover
Australian National Radio's "Future Tense" program (July 29, 2010): Space exploration - robots or humans?
NPR Morning Edition (July 21, 2009): Charting NASA's Future: To The Moon And Beyond
The Space Show (Jan. 6, 2009): Mars 3-D: A Rover's Eye View of the Red Planet
NPR All Things Considered (Nov. 20, 2008): Under Obama's Watch, NASA Shuttle Fleet To Retire
NPR Talk of the Nation (July 27, 2007): Mars Rovers Battle Storms on the Red Planet
Coast to Coast with Art Bell (Nov. 26, 2006): Mars & the Rover Missions
WNYC/Leonard Lopate Show (Nov. 20, 2006): Striking Images from Mars
NPR All Things Considered (Jan. 23, 2006): Mars Rover Marks Second Anniversary of Landing
NPR Talk of the Nation (Aug. 6, 2004): Spirit Findings Surprise Scientists
NPR Talk of the Nation (July 23, 2004): Space Update: Planetary Exploration
NPR Talk of the Nation (Jan. 9, 2004): Mars Pan-Cam
NPR Weekend Edition (Apr. 24, 1999): In a Mars Minute









