Planetary Aeolian

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The Planetary Aeolian Laboratory (PAL) is a unique facility used for conducting experiments and simulations of aeolian processes (windblown particles) under different planetary atmospheric environments, including Earth, Mars, and Venus.

PAL is operated under a grant awarded to Arizona State University.

Points of Contact:

Dr. Ronald Greeley

Regent's Professor, Arizona State University

PAL Principal Investigator

(480) 965-7029

greeley@asu.edu

Eric Eddlemon

Research Associate, Arizona State University

PAL Facility Manager

(650) 604-6427

eeddlemon@mail.arc.nasa.gov


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Last Updated - November 8, 2005

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