KDK

Katherine de Kleer

Professor of Planetary Science and Astronomy, researcher focused on the geology and geophysics of icy moons and planetary surfaces, specializing in outer solar system bodies such as Uranus's moons and other icy satellites.

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Katherine de Kleer is a Professor of Planetary Science and Astronomy known for her work in the geology and geophysics of icy moons within our solar system.
She studies the surfaces and interiors of outer solar system bodies, including Uranus's moons, contributing to our understanding of planetary formation and evolution.
Her research combines observational astronomy, spacecraft data analysis, and theoretical modeling, positioning her as a leading voice in planetary science.