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 | Dr. Anne Kahle, GeophysicistA pioneer in remote sensing, Dr. Anne Kahle has helped develop several innovative instruments that observe Earth from space. |
 | Alberto Behar, JPL EngineerDecember 19, 2002
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 | Robert Hogg, Engineering Robots of the FutureIn just five years at JPL, Hogg has already worked on some of the latest robotic vehicles to explore our own planet and beyond. |
 | Sophia Malloy, Mission Planner and Sequence EngineerSophia Malloy learned how to run a tight ship during her years in the military. Those skills are put to good use as a mission planner for two ocean-observing satellites. |
 | Dr. Michelle Thaller, AstrophysicistNovember 15, 2002 How do we study the distant universe? In this segment, Caltech astrophysicist Dr. Michelle Thaller discusses methods astronomers use to study stars and galaxies.
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 | A Conversation with Dr. Moustafa ChahineDr. Moustafa Chahine is the science team leader on a suite of instruments that will measure Earth's atmospheric temperature and humidity profiles with high accuracy. |
 | Student's Curiosity Leads to DiscoveryCollege senior Elizabeth Lester's work on a device to detect bacterial spores contributed to the new biohazard detector. |
 | Art Chmielewski, Project ManagerOctober 21, 2002 In this video profile 'First Person,' Art Chmielewski, project manager for New Millennium project ST6, discusses artificial intelligence and new technologies for NASA spacecraft.
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 | Dr. Ayanna Howard, JPL's Bionic WomanHoward is JPL's own bionic woman who, at the moment, is helping develop an advanced Entry, Descent and Landing software application that can look at virtual terrain on Mars. |
 | Dr. Robert Crippen, Geologist and GeographerDr. Robert Crippen expects the Grand Canyon to be delivered to his office any day. |
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