This summer, Nicholas Warner ’00, associate professor of geological, environmental, and planetary sciences at SUNY Geneseo, is working with four students to study Mars. Funded by NASA’s Mars Data Analysis Program, they are using three-dimensional data to analyze small impact craters at Mars landing sites. Watch to learn more.
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