Dr. Robert Reedy
Senior Scientist Emeritus
Currently resides in New Mexico
Targets of Interest: Mars, Moon, Small Satellites, Vesta
Disciplines/Techniques: Spectroscopy, Remote Sensing, Neutron Spectroscopy, Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy, Mapping
Missions: Apollo, DAWN, Kaguya (Japan), LDEF, Lunar Scout, Mars Observer, Mars Odyssey, NEAR
Dr. Bob Reedy’s research uses the products of cosmic-ray interactions to study matter and radiation in the solar system. Cosmic-ray-produced nuclides are used to study the recent histories of interplanetary energetic particles and of lunar samples, meteorites, and terrestrial-surface samples. Gamma rays were used to determine the elemental composition of the top meter of Mars and the Moon as well as 4/Vesta and 1/Ceres.
