
Timothy A. Livengood
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Associate Research Scientist
PhD from The Johns Hopkins University in 1992 with dissertation on Jupiter aurora in the UV. At Goddard Space Center since 1991, under various employers, studying chemistry, dynamics, and evolution of gravitationally bound atmospheres at all the major planets of the Solar System. Investigating water in the Moon, and elsewhere, since 2011.
Research Centers & Collaborations:
Center for Research and Exploration in Space Science and Technology II
Space Missions
Latest Papers
Terrestrial Planet Optical Phase Curves. I. Direct Measurements of the Earth
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The Astronomical Journal
UMD Author(s): Timothy A. Livengood
Earthshine as an illumination source at the Moon
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Icarus
UMD Author(s): Timothy A. Livengood
Thermal structure of Venus׳ nightside mesosphere as observed by infrared heterodyne spectroscopy at 10 μm
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Planetary and Space Science
UMD Author(s): Timothy A. Livengood