“There's a deep thirst and hunger to know more about space, literally because of the Star Trek phenomenon.”

—  Claudia Alexander

Source: Interview and photograph of Alexander by Max S. Gerber http://www.msgphoto.com/scientists/alexander.html,

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American geophysicist and planetary scientist 1959–2015

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