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GLEX Summit - Portugal A conferência que junta em Portugal os maiores exploradores do mundo. Um evento pioneiro para debat

Coorganização da Expanding World (Portugal) e do The Explorers Clube of New York, a Global Exploration Summit é um evento absolutamente pioneiro e de impacto global na comunidade de exploração científica de todo o mundo! É o maior agregador e mais inclusivo encontro dos principais visionários e exploradores do nosso Planeta; desde as profundezas dos oceanos à imensidão do espaço, astronautas, aqua

nautas, astrofísicos, antropólogos, geólogos e vulcanólogos, biólogos marinhos, conservacionistas da natureza e vida selvagem, cientistas espaciais, líderes de expedições, realizadores premiados, pensadores e visionários, fazem da GLEX Summit o ponto de encontro das lendas vivas da exploração da atualidade e um palco de inspiração para a conquista de novos horizontes, em terra, no mar e no espaço.

14/10/2024

𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐛é𝐧𝐬 𝐚𝐨𝐬 𝐕𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐝𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐬 𝐝𝐨 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐨 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐚 𝐀ç𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐬!

Acreditamos que a exploração é a chave para um futuro sustentável e um planeta melhor, e hoje celebramos as mentes brilhantes que aceitaram esse desafio! 💡

Parabéns à 𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐚 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐨, ao 𝐅𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨 𝐂𝐚𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐥 e ao 𝐆𝐨𝐧ç𝐚𝐥𝐨 𝐑𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞 pelo talento e empenho em encontrar soluções inovadoras para estudar e proteger o nosso planeta. 🌍

Estes jovens exploradores mostraram que a exploração vai muito além da aventura—é sobre criar soluções para o futuro do nosso planeta. 🌱✨

11/08/2024

Joe Rohde reminds us of the importance of recognizing the fragility of planet Earth in order to understand the need to preserve it.

He is a renowned American architecture and designer known for his work of conceptualization, design, and production of the thematic park Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World.

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10/08/2024

Sara Sabry explains the importance of representation in motivating people of diverse backgrounds and stories to aspire to be, for example, astronauts or scientists.

Do you feel represented by the personalities that stand out in STEAM today?

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09/08/2024

Why are Britney Schmidt and her team using robotic vehicles to drill through the ice in Antarctica?

Listen to her explanation and understand the importance of this project in an era of climate change.

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06/08/2024

🎙️ Exciting news! You can already listen to the episode of the BBC podcast "The Infinite Monkey Cage", recorded LIVE at GLEX Ignition in Porto!

The famous podcast by comedian and presenter Robin Ince with Brian Cox, physicist and presenter of BBC science programs, had some very special guests this time, like Mike Massimino (former NASA astronaut, best-selling author, university lecturer and TV personality), Jess Phoenix (volcanologist, natural hazards expert and founder of a non-profit organization) and Britney Schmidt (astrobiologist and polar oceanographer).

Immerse yourself in the engaging conversations, exclusive insights, and memorable moments of this one-of-a-kind episode.

🔗 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0QualrLZ1klTsnqNKd3ea5?si=a-qY12yCS_WnJ5PS-xCYEg

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04/08/2024

We already miss the GLEX Summit!

This year's edition was truly special, and we can't wait for the next one. 🌍✨

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03/08/2024

Beatriz Flamini wanted to explore her limits by living in a cave for 509 days without any contact with the outside world or people, without a watch or calendar, without a cell phone, tablet or computer... not even a mirror!

Would you challenge yourself like that? And what would you do to keep yourself entertained during those days?

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30/07/2024

Send this post to a friend who also suffers from Justin Fornal's "disease". 😉

Justin Fornal is an explorer, writer, and marathon swimmer. He is the founder of the History, Arts, & Science Action Network (HASAN) 501(c)3, an organization that focuses on the preservation of vanishing cultural traditions in crisis zones around the world.

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28/07/2024

Marine biologist Martina Capriotti debunks a big myth: microplastics do accumulate in organisms and become more concentrated as they move up the food chain! 📈🐟

That means these tiny particles aren't just a problem in the ocean - they can affect our food and our health, too.

Did you know that?

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27/07/2024

Did you know that Britney Schmidt is part of a 20-year NASA mission to reach Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, and explore its icy surface - 100 km of ice deep - using robotic vehicles?

Her team has conducted tests in Antarctica, the place on Earth with the largest ice sheet, where they have already been able to drill to a depth of 750 meters, a tiny fraction of what will be needed on Europa. One of the goals of the project is to study the chemical composition of Europa's ice.

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25/07/2024

Did you know that differences in the landscape affect the navigational decisions of wild animals?

Andrea Presotto studies spatial cognition and navigation in primates and elephants. Her main goal is to understand how animals move in the wild and what aspects of their landscape influence their daily navigation.

At the GLEX Summit 2024, Andrea Presotto presented the example of the Crab-Cracking Capuchins of Brasil. She explained that, more than ever, the increase in human population has affected the way wild animals interact with their landscape, which is reflected in the species' travel decisions.

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24/07/2024

What does it feel like to be inside a rocket on its way to space? 🚀

Mike Lopez-Alegria explains: "Inside the rocket, we're very focused on our job, our work... but the more I travel into space, the more I appreciate and enjoy the experience. One of the great sensations is the incredible acceleration that never seems to end until we reach a speed of 8 kilometers per second".

Mike Lopez-Alegria is an astronaut, test pilot and commercial astronaut who currently holds the second longest EVA duration record and the fifth longest spaceflight of any American at 215 days.

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22/07/2024

Do you remember what you were doing during the COVID-19 pandemic? You probably learned to bake bread or knit... Sabrina Thompson had the idea for the first gender-inclusive astronaut suits!

That's right, when the lockdown was ordered, Sabrina was in Amsterdam, feeling trapped and depressed. That's when, as she told us at the GLEX Summit 2024, her creative spirit awoke and she knew what she wanted to do: astronaut suits for women. "Any female astronaut will tell you that astronaut suits designed for men are not ideal for women. They're a problem for going to the bathroom, for example."

Currently, Sabrina's team is refining both the flight suit and a prototype pressurized space suit tailored for female astronauts. Her vision prioritizes style, functionality, and empowerment.

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21/07/2024

Known for her contributions in the field of biotechnology and proteomics, Italian biologist Martina Capriotti developed an interest in studying marine pollution and protecting the marine environment when she found human waste (trash) during her early dives as a teenager.

At the GLEX Summit 2024, she spoke about the threat microplastics pose to marine life and our health. She reminded us that taking care of the oceans means taking care of ourselves.

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18/07/2024

Did you know that Juan Pablo Culasso, a blind bioacoustic engineer born in Uruguay, works with his wife to make nature trails and places accessible to the blind so that everyone can enjoy them?

Juan Pablo Culasso has been recording and disseminating nature sounds for more than 20 years. He has already published more than 15 works depicting bird sounds from the Americas and gives lectures and courses about nature, accessible tourism, and birds.

For this bioacoustic engineer, nature is magical and we should all learn to listen to it, love it, and preserve it.

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17/07/2024

Nicole Mann is a NASA astronaut, the first Native-American woman to travel to space.

Unable to be physically present at the GLEX Summit 2024, she left a recorded message, in which she spoke about the importance of encouraging young women to pursue careers in STEM.

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16/07/2024

What adjectives come to mind when you think of wasps?

If the words you thought of were "scary," "horrible," or "hideous," see what behavioral ecologist and wasp expert Seirian Sumner has to say about these fascinating creatures and... Think again 😉!

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13/07/2024

Did you know that Fatma Kaplan led the first agricultural biocontrol experiment in space on the International Space Station in 2020?

An essential mission for the development of interstellar agriculture, studying insect-killing worms on the ISS.

Bravo, Fatma!

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Remember Lee Berger’s thought-provoking talk at GLEX Summit 2024? He challenged the way we define exploration, saying it’s not about being the first to go somewhere, but about being the first to truly see and understand what’s before us. For him, the true essence of exploration lies in recognizing what no one else has before. A powerful reminder to look deeper and stay curious. 🔍🌍 #GLEX #GLEXSUMMIT2024 #LAND #LEEBERGER #GLEX2024 #archaeology

The challenges of being a strategic space storyteller at Artemis! Paul Wizikowski discusses the obstacles he encountered while broadcasting an 8k 360º livestream of the Artemis 1 launch. The Explorers Club Expanding

Sara Sabry explains the importance of representation in motivating people of diverse backgrounds and stories to aspire to be, for example, astronauts or scientists. Do you feel represented by the personalities that stand out in STEAM today? The Explorers Club Expanding

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Why are Britney Schmidt and her team using robotic vehicles to drill through the ice in Antarctica? Listen to her explanation and understand the importance of this project in an era of climate change. #GLEX #glexsummit #glex2024 #climatechange #Antarctica The Explorers Club Expanding

Jess Phoenix explains why volcanoes are fascinating: because they can create and destroy! Are you a volcano enthusiast? The Explorers Club Expanding

Can you imagine running into a 100kg tapir in the middle of the night in the Amazon rainforest? 😱 That's what happened to Lvcas Fiat and Leo Lanna one night when they went looking for praying mantis. What a scare! The Explorers Club Expanding

For those who don't like wasps and think the world would be better off without them, Seirian Sumner explains why they are essential! 🐝 The Explorers Club Expanding

Living underwater with marine life for 31 days... For Fabien Cousteau, leading this mission was a dream come true! Do you dream of an experience like this?

Exploring the wildlife of the Amazon rainforest at night... Are we the only ones a little jealous of Lvcas Fiat's life? What a dream! 😍

In November 2023, seven astronauts isolated themselves for a whole week in Gruta do Natal, on Terceira Island in the Azores, to simulate the surface of the Moon. Ana Pires, the mission commander, talks about the main challenge of those days. What would be your main concern if you were to undertake such a mission?

Looking for advice on how to become an astronaut? 👩🏻‍🚀 Listen to Sara Sabry's tips! In 2020, Sara Sabry made history becoming the first Egyptian astronaut, the first Arab woman, and the first woman from the African continent to go into space. 🚀 The Explorers Club Expanding

Sammy Ramsey draws an interesting parallel between bees and science! 🐝 He says that people don't expect him to be a scientist and that diversity is important to enrich science. Like bees: the entomologist is now working on the Honey Bee-nome project, which consists of collecting the obscure bee species that are not sequenced to contemporary standards. These bees can be found in the Philippines, Indonesian Borneo and Malaysia. He has a good point, don't you think?