
Ronald Greeley
Author of 21st Century Astronomy
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- Gender
- male
- Education
- Mississippi State University (BS | Geology | 1962)
Mississippi State University (MS | Geology | 1963)
University of Missouri-Rolla (PhD | Geology | 1966) - Occupations
- planetary scientist
geologist - Organizations
- Arizona State University
NASA-ASU Regional Planetary Image Facility
Planetary Aeolian Laboratory
Standard Oil Company of California
NASA Ames Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (show all 16)
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
State University of New York, Buffalo
California Institute of Technology
University of London Observatory
United States Army
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Geological Society of America
American Geophysical Union
Meteoritical Society
National Speleologic Society - Awards and honors
- G.K. Gilbert Award (1997)
Distinguished Research Award, Graduate College, Arizona State University (1981-1982)
Asteroid Namesake ("30785 Greeley")
Distinguished Alumnus Award, Mississippi State University (2004)
Distinguished Faculty Award, Arizona State University (2004)
NASA Public Service Medal (1977) (show all 7)
NASA Galileo Superior Performance Award (1995) - Nationality
- USA
- Associated Place (for map)
- USA
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Very large book. This book claims to be an unparalleled presentation of information gathered by NASA's space missions throughout our solar system. A description of every planet, moon, and small body that has been the subject of a NASA mission, with images of 30 solar system objects and maps of 26 objects. laid out in a traditional manner, the book shows how the solar system was mapped and explains the ways and whys of image processing, photo mosaics, topographical, digital and airbrush maps. show more The diverse geological process responsible for shaping the surfaces of planets and moons are concisely presented in an easy to understand manner which is reflected throughout the remaining text of the book. show less
This book will take you anywhere in the Solar System. While there is much more exploring to do, this is a great place to start. For someone who loves maps, this is the ticket for a great ride.
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- Rating
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