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NUMBER 5 Bridenstine is new NASA chief Rep. Jim Bridenstine won NASA to achieve the president’s vision for Senate confirmation as NASA administra- American leadership in space.” tor April 19. “I’m very pleased to welcome Jim He succeeds Robert Lightfoot, who Bridenstine to NASA,” said Lightfoot. “He served in an acting role following the re- joins our great agency at a time when tirement of Administrator . we are poised to accomplish historic “It is an honor to be confirmed by the milestones across the full spectrum of to serve as NASA our work. Jim now takes the reins of this Administrator,” said Bridenstine in a press agency and its talented and dedicated statement. “I am humbled by this oppor- workforce. I’m looking forward to him tunity, and I once again thank President building on our great momentum and and Vice President Mike sharing our many strengths to help us Pence for their confidence. I look forward make the next giants leaps on behalf of to working with the outstanding team at humanity. I also want to express my heart- Continued on page 5 VP Pence visits JPL Vice President visited JPL spacecraft since 1964, including some of on Saturday, April 28 in a tour that pre- NASA’s Apollo missions, the twin viewed the upcoming Mars InSight launch Voyager spacecraft now at the edge of and showcased past, present and future our solar system, and the Cassini mission missions. to Saturn. The afternoon visit by the vice presi- The tour included a stop at the JPL dent, his wife, Karen, and daughter Char- Mars Yard, the outdoor test facility strewn lotte, included a stop at Mission Control, with soil and Hawaiian lava rocks to simu-

where engineers will communicate with late the Martian landscape. There, the NASA/Bill Ingalls. JPL’s Interior Exploration using Seismic Pence family tried their hands at maneu- Vice President Mike Pence is presented a plaque by JPL Director Michael Watkins during a tour of JPL on Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Trans- vering a test Mars rover. They also visited April 28. The plaque presents a view of the Mars Sci- ence Laboratory rover Curiosity on the Red Planet. port (InSight) lander, which launched May the Spacecraft Assembly Facility, where 5 from Vandenberg Air Force Base. In- the Mars 2020 mission hardware is being cial sites and space missions,” said JPL Sight will be the first interplanetary mis- assembled. That mission will search for Director Michael Watkins, who presented sion to depart from the West Coast, and signs of habitability and microbial life in the vice president with a plaque depicting the first to study the interior of Mars. Mars’ ancient past. the Mars Science Laboratory rover Curi- The Mission Control building, a Na- “We were honored to show the vice osity on the surface of Mars. tional Historic Landmark, has served as president, who has a strong commitment “With JPL’s rich history, which includes a hub for communications with countless to space exploration, some of our spe- Continued on page 5 By Carl Marziali to 30gallonstoday. Aspeopleuseless per square footofLabspacein2007 Water use has dropped from 45 gallons electricity. supply about12percent oftheLab’s itself sustainably. Solar at best could not rely onsolarenergy alonetopower solar, and even if they were, the Lab could funding. ects willdependonNASAapproval and and otherbuildingsonLab.Future proj arrays fortheparkinglotonCardiac Hill 15 years. save moneyinthelongrun,after10to or buildings in their shadow. And they reduce airconditioningcostsforthecars percent oftheLab’s poweruse.Theyalso pilot project on302installedin2007. 301 in 2016, and 30 times bigger than a than the300kWarraymountedontopof be more thanthree timesmore powerful by late2018.The1-megawattsystemwill array willshadetheroof ofthestructure with late-startingshifts,amassivesolar hot plates. tering caron their return, with seats like structure. Theyare punishedwithaswel ed totherooftop leveloftheparking nent exceptiontocome. ticed, saveforoneverylarge andpromi Labwide changeshavereduced energyconsumptionmore than15percent How JPLisgoinggreen JPL ismakingprogress inotherways. Not allbuildingsare suited forrooftop JPL’s sustainability team is eyeing solar At peak,thearrayswilloffset nearly7 In aboonfortheplanetandthose Late arrivalstoLabcurrently are shunt Sustainability on Lab goes mostly unno - - - - - ing 301. Environmental researchers rank much powerasallthepanels onbuild efficient models.Everychillerusesas 37 HVAC chillersaround Lab withmore invisible. TheFacilitiesteamhasreplaced before itevaporates. water hasachancetoseepintothesoil kler headstospraylarger droplets sothe square feetofturf—evenchanging sprin thirsty species, removing thousands of erizing irrigation controls, planting less outdoor wateringsystembycomput the 2009, theFacilitiesteammodernized most ofthewaterreduction. Startingin efficient landscapingandirrigation for tired sustainabilitymanager, credits more moving andtreating water. one fifthofthestate’s electricitygoesinto water, theirenergy usedecreases. About The biggestimprovements havebeen Bob Develle,theLab’s recently re - - - - valuable. shade intheparkingstructure abitless emissions –and,ironically, tomakesolar thousands ofvehiclemilescarbon work program has the potential to cut are nottheprimemotivation. TheFlex- significant, eventhoughenergy savings —by 16percent since2003. energy usepersquare footoffloorspace forts havereduced energy intensity— converted toLEDs. Lab’s outdoor lightshavealready been stripping andbetterwindows.Allofthe glamorous projects, suchasweather- and solarfarms. change, wellaheadofelectricvehicles most effective measure tofightclimate improvements inairconditioningasthe The newesteffort may bethe most The Lab’s combinedsustainabilityef Facilities planstofocusonotherun - -

Universe 2 about 20JPLersonaplantwalkApril wildfire, ofteneruptingbehindthefront. much wateritisthelasttogoupina core season byreducing toits45lb.bulbous where elseintheworldoutsideCalifornia that flylikehummingbirds are pollinatedatduskbysphinxmoths both inthesameplantfamily broccoli out,they’re because,itturns dental hourandyoumayfind: roots burrow deep tothewater table,to ter, toliveoaksandsycamores whose alders andwillows thatthrivenearwa ferent wayslocalplantsadapt—from the drought, andKlemmdescribedthedif terranean climates,hasalong summer Klemm toldthegroup. found naturallynowhere else onEarth, aboutathirdnative toCalifornia, are the sixtoeightthousandtypesofplants ticular climateandgeographicalarea. Of endemism: anecologyuniquetoapar amples oftheregion’s highdegree of tinctive plants,grassesandshrubs,ex the canyon. scrub andchaparralrisingtothetopof land afewfeetaboveit,andcoastalsage along acreekbed,oakwood southern on topofeachother:riparianwoodland gate are three plantcommunitiesstacked seeds from abusybird. ing more nature nuggetsinanhourthan 18 inanticipationofEarthDay, scatter By Carl Marziali Plant walk explores agreen universe Roger KlemmoftheGreen Clubled • Laurel sumac,ashrubthatstores so • Manroot, avinethatwaitsoutthedry • CoastLiveOaks,foundnaturallyno • Ahallucinogenicplantwhoseflowers • Yellow mustard flowersthattastelike Step outsidetheeastgateforaninci Southern California, likeotherMedi California, Southern Each community holds dozens of dis Less thanaminute’s walkfrom theeast ------fully tendedover more than20years. now includes mostly nativeplantscare the family’s vegetableplot.Hisgarden house plants in his room, and cultivated roots thatgooutandanchorthesoil.” it replaces, whichhaveafinenetworkof posed tothebuckwheatsandsagesthat thing againstholdingthehillside,asop straight downanddoesn’t doadamn erosion. Ithasonetaproot thatgoes tell youitsstructure doesnot helpagainst erosion alongroad cuts. Service andotheragenciestoprevent Spanish broom, introduced bytheForest are usedtomakethepoisonricin,and species likecastorbean,whoseseeds for poisonoakrash. the mugwortplant,saidtobeanantidote He plucked and passed around leaves of whose red berriessustainmigratorybirds. tive planttoretain itsindigenousname, species suchastoyon,theonlylocalna stomata toprevent evaporation. shrubs thatdrop theirleavesorclose shrinking down to seeds or tubers, and wildflowers andperennials thatcopeby Roger KlemmleadsanativeplantwalkbehindJPL “Native plantsare my passion,”he said. Klemm grew upwithtwoshelvesof Not soeffectively, Klemmnoted:“Ican And herailedgeniallyagainstinvasive He introduced thegroup tolittleknown - - - “I enjoy learning aboutthemandsharing “I enjoylearning else does.” life, theyanimate itinawaythatnothing planted. they’re all there because of what you butterflies, seethelizards, andknowthat in youryard andhearthebirds, seethe a verygratifyingexperience, tobeout to livebecauseofwhatyouplanted.It’s that there’s acaterpillarthat’s beenable been nibbledon,becauseyouknow for us,Iwantittofeednature. to feed something. If it’s not a food crop else isblooming,”hesaid. mingbirds at a time when not a whole lot for choosingtheplant. But hehasmore thanaestheticreasons leaves anditsdark,crooked branches. contrast ofthemanzanita’s lightgray wide-brim strawhatashedescribedthe distinctive andartisticstructure. ond becauseitbloomsinwinterandhasa from earlyspringthrough latefall,thesec and manzanita,thefirstbecauseitflowers what Iknow.” “These creatures bring the garden to “It’s comfortingtoseealeafthat’s “Anything thatIplant,wanttobeable “You’re providing nectarforthehum His eyessquintedindelightundera His favoritesarebuckwheat California - -

Universe 3 works tobringspacemissionideasfrom weeks; theInnovationFoundry, which equipment atnocharge foruptotwo where JPLerscanborrow camerasand mation onthecameraloanerprogram, The boothsincludeddisplaysandinfor that can improve how we work at JPL. explore thevariousresources available Mall, intendedtogiveJPLersachance ing the“InnovationUniverse”eventon at whatSparkcandofortheirgroup dur inspirationintoconcreteto turn action. JPL, anddiscovertheresources available about improvement projects underway at platform isaone-stop shop tofindout life alittlebetteronLab? By Taylor Hill ability andhydrothermal activity. red stripestorepresent possiblehabit includesthingreenice. Thepattern and blue andwhite,torepresent waterand .gov. 3-1011 oremail minimum weavelength.Contactherat when enoughpeoplesignuptomeetthe worlds tartan,andwillplacetheorder now alsocollectingnamesfortheocean ders ofaMarstartanforJPLers.She’s Laboratory, haspreviously placedor quencing teamchiefonMarsScience Enceladus, Ceres andTitan. explorers ofoceanworldslikeEuropa, Sparking innovation By Leslie Mullen New tartanforoceanworlds On April20,JPLersgotafirsthandlook Spark canhelp.Theinstitution-wide Got anideaonhowtomakeworkand The tartan can be found in the of The colorsofthetartanare primarilyice Sharon Laubach,deputyintegratedse A new Scottish tartan is available for Sharon.L.Laubach@jpl. ------and assessmentspecialistatJPL, says LauraFisher, institutionalprocess dency forgroups orteamstoworkalone, ates, andobjectivesatJPL,there isaten tion projects. ers free ofcharge forresearch oreduca the Hub,where JPLerscanuse3-Dprint package; andthe3-Dprintingprogram at early conceptintoacompleteproposal Groups onLabshowcasedarangeofresourcesavailabletoJPLersattheSparkInnovationUniverseevent April 20. Cockell alsodesigned thetartanforMars biology atthe UniversityofEdinburgh. of CharlesCockell,professor ofastro tartanDetails?ref=12130] [ ficial ScottishRegister of Tartans https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/ Between thevariousmissions,director . Itisthedesign - - - - - tended to be worn duringscience,ex tended tobe worn aspx?StoryID=24270 at a few years ago. Read more about that connection points,”saidTom Soderstrom, how workgetsdoneonLab. laborate, share knowledge,andimprove that canleadtomissedchancescol ment galleryath 100 examples.Checkouttheirimprove ing projects underwayatJPL?Sparkhas IT chieftechnologyofficer atJPL. This new“oceanworlds”tartan isin “This eventwasallaboutmakingthe Want tofindoutmore aboutthe amaz https://js.jpl.nasa.gov/Pages/story. ttps://spark.jpl.nasa.gov. . Continued onpage5 - - - - -

Universe 4 Awards, givenbypopularvote. while three otherNASAsiteswon People’s Voice at the2018Webby Awards withoneWebby, Webby Awards honor NASA, JPL rings andmoons. system,includingits understanding oftheSaturn and 4.9billionmilestraveled,provided adetailed Cassini’s activemissionofmore than20years, the explorationofspaceduringprevious year. most significantaccomplishmentinadvancing Symposium inColoradoSprings,Colo. ceremony oftheSpaceFoundation’s 34thSpace sini missionteamApril16duringtheopening Space Explorationwaspresented totheCas Space FoundationhonorforCassini and makescientificadvancespossible.” gions usingexcitingandnewspacetechnologies past decadesatUCIandJPLtostudypolarre leagues andstudentswhoworkedwithmeinthe wish toshare thishonorwiththenumerous col National AcademyofSciences,”saidRignot.“I UC Irvine. of Earthsystemscienceat also servesasaprofessor on Earth’s polarregions, impact ofclimatechange Sciences. the NationalAcademyof Rignot hasbeenelectedto Rignot namedtoNational Academy wasamongthem. Shrinivas Kulkarni 3,000 applicants.Caltechastronomy professor of near-Earth objectsresearch. on aerospace. Heiscurrently completingahistory tween scienceandtechnology, withanemphasis years. Hisworkfocusesontheintersectionbe exceptional promise.” pointed onthebasisofpriorachievementand of money. Thefoundationsaysfellowsare “ap with anundisclosedamount fellowships, whichcome ists andscientistswiththe has awarded scholars,art heim MemorialFoundation the John Simon Guggen Guggenheim Fellow. way hasbeennameda Conway namedaGuggenheimFellow N NASA’s digitalcommunications were honored The award is given annually to recognize the The JohnL.“Jack”Swigert,Jr., Award for “I amdeeplyhonored to berecognized bythe Rignot, whostudiesthe JPL seniorscientistEric This year, 173Fellowswere chosenoutof Conway hasbeenthehistorianforJPL14 Every yearsince1925, JPL historianErikCon ews B rie - - - f Erik Conway Eric Rignot s - - - - - space SpotlightAwards GalainWashington, D.C. was bestowedMay2theAIAA’s annualAero pacted thespacescienceenterprise.”Thehonor has fundamentallyadvancedandprofoundly im ship andsustainedtechnicalachievementthat Institute ofAeronautics andAstronautics. ceived anhonoraryfellowshipfrom theAmerican finishing third. Marshfield High School ofMarshfield,Wisc., Md., wonthefinalsamong23competitors, with their time. JPL employeesinavarietyoffields volunteer Regional National Ocean Sciences “Surf Bowl.” tional competitionheldApril22inBoulder, Colo. held atJPLinFebruary, finishedsecondinthena gional round of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl Santa Monicasecondinoceancontest Center alsowere inductedasAIAAFellows. search Centerandanotherfrom AmesResearch Elachi receives AIAA Fellowhonor search Center; Steven Young, Langley. Charles Elachi, JPL; Parimal Kopardekar, Ames Re- From left: StephenRizzi, LangleyResearchCenter; People’s Voice winnersovertheyears. for NASA,andhasproduced manyWebby and Exoplanet, and Cassini sites Education andDiscoverycategory. also wonthree Webbys. tive People’s Voice Award forthesite,whichhas Award Thisisthethird forgovernment. consecu tions: was honored intheBestUseofOnlineMedia. Awards andtwoPeople’s Voice Awards. category. Thesitehaspreviously wontwoWebby Corporate Communications. first People’s Voice Award, intheWeird category. website. and secondPeople’s Voice Award forscience managed sites: Elachi wascitedforhis“distinguishedleader Former JPLDirector CharlesElachihasre For more information,visit Montgomery BlairHighSchoolofSilver Spring, For thepast19years,JPLhas hostedthe Santa MonicaHighSchool,whichwonare At theevent,tworesearchers from LangleyRe JPL managestheSolarSystemExploration, NASA’s Snapchat account: Nominee in the NASA’s flagshipwebsite:10thPeople’s Voice Winners andnomineesforNASAcommunica The Cassiniproject’s Real-TimeGrandFinale Climate Changewebsite:NomineeintheGreen JPL social media: People’s Voice award for Exoplanet Exploration:Firstnominationand Solar SystemExploration:FirstWebby Award Winners, nomineesandhonorees forJPL- http://nosb.org.

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