Lujendra Ojha. (Photo Miami Journal)
In the middle of a day that already has advanced as historic in the world of science and technology in general, has appeared a name that has been stolen and all eyes view focuses on the announcement of the NASA Mars.
This is the young Lujendra Ojha, Nepal scientist who is at present developing her PhD at the Georgia Institute of Technology, United States. However, what it has to do with NASA?
In 2011, when he was 21, made headlines around the world to find that the images of craters on Mars may show evidence of liquid salt water which would flow into the Red Planet during the warmer months.
In those days his studies were published in the journal Science co near-author Alfred McEwen, who is also included as part of the speakers at the conference.
The principal investigator for High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment, University of Arizona and continued his studies This was published in Geoscience in 2013.
Two years later, Ojha itself has been one of the people who submitted the press conference which confirmed what we already predicted.
Now, the biography of the young Lujendra would be synthesized in a 25-year-old Nepali, PhD student and now announced the discovery in NASA press conference.
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