Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Parker Solar Probe
10/22/2019
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: depth of sunspots
10/22/2018
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Parker Solar Probe: Launching during solar minimum
3/23/2018
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Parker Solar Probe: name cards to sun
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Parker Solar Probe: water
3/22/2018
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Parker Solar Probe - protection
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Observatories
10/18/2016
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: Solar Energy
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: sunspot
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: eclipse
10/17/2016
Paulett Liewerreplied to: RE: outer planets & sun
I am currently the manager of the Astrophysics Section at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. My parents were not scientists —my father was a writer for TV and educational films. My hobbies included horseback riding, ice skating, sewing and reading. I first became excited about science in junior high when I was introduced to biology and chemistry by terrific science teachers who made everything interesting. Physics captured my attention in high school as the world entered the space age. I knew I wanted to major in physics and selected my college (Cornell University) with this in mind. I turned to plasma physics and fusion research for my Ph D and more recently have applied my physics background to understanding the Sun and the solar wind.