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As a space science enthusiast, Cliff Fenton has twelve years
of independent study and research in Astronomy and Lunar and Martian
geology. He also completed courses in the Masters of Science program
through Montana State University. As an Adjunct Professor of Astronomy
Cliff taught courses at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux,
Lousiana, and shared his enjoyment of space science with students at the
St. George Observatory in Schriever, teaching continuing education
classes. He participated in field trips with the Lunar and Planetary
Institute in Houston, Texas as an educator and photojournalist. Two
trips Cliff participated in were; "The Great Desert: Geology and Life on
Mars and in the Southwest"
and "Floods and
Flows: Exploring Mars Geology on Earth". Another field trip
he attended was "Fire and Ice," with the Glendale Community College in
Arizona, where participants compared the geology of Earth and Mars as
they traveled through the volcanic regions of California.
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