How exploring space led top Nasa scientist to worry about Earth’s climate
by Kate Sheppard for The Huffington Post, part of the from on (#Q79Q)
William Borucki warns that unless we protect our planet it could become like many other dead worlds, reports the Huffington Post
Exploring new stretches of the galaxy brought Nasa scientist William Borucki back to Earth.
Borucki, 76, retired in July as the principal investigator of Nasa's Kepler Mission, an unmanned spacecraft that has been surveying a portion of the Milky Way for habitable planets since March 2009. The mission has discovered more than 1,000 confirmed planets and inspired many to think about what, if any, life is out there.
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