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Meg Schwamb

b. 1984

American planetary scientist

Astronomer Planetary scientist
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About Meg Schwamb

Born 1984. Meg Schwamb is an American astronomer and planetary scientist, known for 225088 Gonggong and Trans-Neptunian object.

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Important facts

Born
1984, Huntsville
Birth century
Nationality
Known for
225088 Gonggong, Trans-Neptunian object
Education
University of Pennsylvania, California Institute of Technology
Employers
Queen's University Belfast, Gemini Observatory, Academia Sinica, Yale University
Awards
Carl Sagan Medal for Excellence in Public Communication in Planetary Science; Carl Sagan Medal
Also known as
Megan E. Schwamb, Megan Schwamb, M. E. Schwamb, M. Schwamb

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Meg Schwamb's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Meg Schwamb?

American planetary scientist

When was Meg Schwamb born?

Meg Schwamb was born in 1984 in Huntsville.

What is Meg Schwamb's occupation?

Meg Schwamb is an astronomer and planetary scientist.

What is Meg Schwamb known for?

Meg Schwamb is known for 225088 Gonggong and Trans-Neptunian object.

What nationality is Meg Schwamb?

Meg Schwamb is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Meg Schwamb

· Wikidata: Q12036333

· DBpedia: Megan Schwamb

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