Heliophysics Science and the Moon Potential Solar and Space Physics Science for Lunar Exploration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Heliophysics Science and the Moon Potential Solar and Space Physics Science for Lunar Exploration Heliophysics Science and the Moon Potential Solar and Space Physics Science for Lunar Exploration Subpanel for Heliophysics Science and the Moon Report to the NASA Advisory Council Heliophysics Subcommittee September 2007 Heliophysics Subcommittee of the NASA Advisory Council Chair: Dr. Alan Title, Lockheed Martin Vice-Chair: Dr. Roy Torbert, University of New Hampshire Dr. James H. Clemmons, The Aerospace Corporation Dr. Ed Deluca, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Dr. Sarah Gibson, NCAR/High Altitude Observatory Dr. J. Todd Hoeksema, Stanford University Dr. Janet Kozyra, University of Michigan Dr. Robert Lin, University of California, Berkeley Dr. David McKay, NASA Johnson Space Center Dr. James Russell, Hampton University Dr. Nathan Schwadron, Boston University Dr. Steven T. Suess, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Dr. Raymond Walker, University of California, Los Angeles Dr. Daniel Winterhalter, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Executive Secretary: Dr. Barbara L. Giles, NASA Headquarters Administrative Officer: Ms. Marian R. Norris, NASA Headquarters Subpanel for Heliophysics Science and the Moon Lead: Dr. James F. Spann, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Dr. Pontus C-Brandt, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory ii Dr. Andy Christensen, The Aerospace Corporation Dr. Gordon Emslie, Oklahoma State University Dr. Phil Goode, New Jersey Institute of Technology Dr. Michael Kaiser, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Dr. Lynn Kistler, University of New Hampshire Dr. Harlan Spence, Boston University Dr. Tim Stubbs, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Other Significant Contributors Dr. Jim Adams, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Dr. Dana Crider, Catholic University Dr.
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