Beyond Earth: The Quest for Life Tickets

Step into the world of space exploration with Kobie Boykins, a lead principal engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory with more than 25 years shaping missions to Mars. In Beyond Earth: The Quest for Life, Boykins shares firsthand experiences designing solar arrays for Spirit and Opportunity, developing actuators for the Curiosity rover, and his ongoing involvement with the Europa Clipper mission. This engaging talk blends engineering insight with a passion for the search for life beyond Earth.

The event is a lecture-style experience suitable for curious minds of all ages, held at the Chandler Center for the Arts in Chandler, Arizona. It’s a unique opportunity to hear from a NASA veteran, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of how robotic explorers pave the way for discoveries about our solar system.

We’ve got you covered for easy ticketing—secure your seats with confidence. All-in pricing is available in a range that includes the best available price. This is a non-musical, educational engagement, ideal for students, families, and science enthusiasts.

About Kobie Boykins: As a lead principal engineer at NASA JPL, Boykins has guided critical Mars missions and contributed to the Europa Clipper project. His career highlights include the design of solar arrays for the Spirit and Opportunity rovers and the development of actuators for the Curiosity rover. His work has earned NASA Exceptional Service Medal recognition, showcasing a commitment to advancing space exploration and robotics.

Event details: Beyond Earth: The Quest for Life is scheduled for soon at Chandler Center for the Arts, Chandler, AZ. The talk is part of a science-focused series and is distinct from musical performances. Tickets are available now, with inclusive pricing designed to offer value for singular, informative experiences.

Social channels and official resources: Follow Kobie Boykins for updates and behind-the-scenes views of space missions via his official channels. X/@K_Boykins • NASA • JPL.