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Paul Hayne is a planetary scientist studying the surfaces and atmospheres of terrestrial planets, moons, and asteroids. His research focuses on thermal conditions driving changes in the stability of ice on these planetary bodies, and their effects on climate and habitability. In pursuit of these research goals, Dr. Hayne leads the development of new spacecraft missions and instrumentation, and uses the latest data along with innovative computational models to better understand planetary phenomena.
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Atmospheric Remote Sensing, Lunar Spacecraft, Geophysics, Atmospheres/Planets, Remote Sensing Technology, Planetary Environments, Lunar Exploration, Planetary Orbits, Space Sciences, Mars Probes, Lunar Atmosphere, Lunar Sciences, Planetary Geology, Astronomy, Numerical Models, Interplanetary Spacecraft, Planetary Studies, Instrumentation, Techniques (Physical Sciences), Lunar Environment, Remote Sensing, Lunar Probes, Flight Instruments, Infrared/Optical Astronomy, Unmanned Spacecraft
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