Jani Radebaugh
Jani Radebaugh is an Assistant Professor of Geological Sciences at Brigham Young University. Although a planetary scientist, she specializes in the study of three moons: Titan, Io, and Earth's Moon. She worked with the Galileo team as a graduate student, and is now a Cassini RADAR Associate Team Member.
Since Earth is also a planet, she has made it a personal goal to visit as many places as possible with planetary connections. Destinations covered thus far include Iceland, Antarctica, Hawaii, and her favorite, the U.S. desert west.
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Dunes in the Outback Red Center
Posted 2009/07/29 12:12 CDT | 0 comments
Jani talks about the importance of understanding analogs we can easily visit on Earth to processes happening across the solar system.
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