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Which astronaut's remains are present on the moon?
The only human's remains on the moon are those of geologist Eugene Shoemaker who was an expert on planetary collisions. His ashes was carried to abroad NASA's lunar prospector spacecraft who crashed into crater on 31 July 1999.
Who was the first scientist-astronaut in space?
Harrison "Jack" Schmitt, a trained geologist, landed on the moon aboard Apollo 17.
What scientist studies rocks on other planets?
A planetary geologist studies rocks on other planets. They analyze the composition, structure, and history of rocks to understand the geology of other planets in our solar system.
Which astronaut has flown the space shuttle most?
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What is planetary science?
Planetary science is the study of planets, moons, and other celestial bodies in our solar system and beyond. It involves understanding their formation, composition, geology, atmospheres, and potential for hosting life. Planetary scientists use a combination of observations, laboratory experiments, and theoretical models to explore these cosmic objects.
What is the planetary geologist demand?
I like trains. SUCK IT.
Which astronaut's remains are present on the moon?
The only human's remains on the moon are those of geologist Eugene Shoemaker who was an expert on planetary collisions. His ashes was carried to abroad NASA's lunar prospector spacecraft who crashed into crater on 31 July 1999.
Why would a geologist want to be a astronaut?
A geologist might want to be an astronaut to study the geology of various planets and moons. The moon and perhaps, some day, Mars are candidates for geologists to visit.
What education is needed to become a planetary geologist?
A planetary geologist needs to have at least a master's degree, and for most jobs a PhD is required. It's necessary to complete courses in geology, physics, chemistry, and other applicable sciences.
What is a geologist-astronaut?
This term typically refers to geologists who become astronauts and apply their knowledge of geology in their career as an astronaut. An example would be Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt.
What is the opposite of a geologist?
A non-geologist. How can an occupation have an "opposite" - what is the opposite of a doctor? A plumber?
Who was the first scientist-astronaut in space?
Harrison "Jack" Schmitt, a trained geologist, landed on the moon aboard Apollo 17.
Does a geologist study rocks oceans viruses or space?
A geologist studies rocks, among other things related to the earth.
Do you need a master's degree to be a planetary geologist?
Most likely- you will need a Ph.D or even more education to be a planetary geologist. That is a highly specialized field, and if you plan on being directly involved in work which contributes to the subject, a doctorate of Science with a specialization in Planetary science will be necessary (say, if you were to work for NASA). However, if you plan on taking a job as a teacher in a high school, or working for the EPA, a Ph.D will not be required.
What scientist studies rocks on other planets?
A planetary geologist studies rocks on other planets. They analyze the composition, structure, and history of rocks to understand the geology of other planets in our solar system.
What is a one word substitute for someone who studies how the Earth formed?
The person could be a geologist or an astrophysicist. The forming of solar objects is generally part of the overlapping fields of planetary science.
Which astronaut has flown the space shuttle most?
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