Shane Byrne

Assistant Professor, Planetary Sciences

LPL @ University of Arizona



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I am interested in surface processes on planetary bodies throughout the solar system, especially those processes which affect, or are driven by, planetary ices. Mostly I investigate the formation and modification of the martian polar ice deposits. Currently, I am also working on concentration of volatiles in the polar craters of the Moon and Mercury and on the possibility of surface frosts on large asteroids such as Ceres.


shane@lpl.arizona.edu


The background image is of Phoebe, a moon of Saturn. It was acquired by the Cassini spacecraft in June of 2004. See here for the original image and more info.