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 Hilary
Justh is a graduate student at Penn State University at University
Park. Her lifelong interest in the space program has led to
her researching topics including space-based interferometry,
current martian climate conditions, and the early martian
climate. The results of this research have been presented
at several national and international conferences sponsored
by NASA and other organizations. She has also written articles
for newspapers regarding the crash of the Shoemaker-Levy 9
comet into Jupiter as well as interviewed various scientists
and astronauts. Recently, Hilary was interviewed regarding
her martian climate research by the Penn State student newspaper,
The Daily Collegian. She is a member of the American Geophysical
Union, National Space Society, and the Planetary Society.
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