Steven Sobieszczyk, Author at RocketSTEM

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Steven Sobieszczyk

Steven Sobieszczyk is a scientist and spokesperson. He has degrees in landslide engineering geology and GIS. While Steve's research focuses on landslide hazards, flooding, water quality, and stream ecosystems, he is also heavily involved in science communication and promoting scientific literacy. In addition to his nearly 20-year career as a scientist with the USGS, Steve has also spent time with the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service, the Department of Interior, and USGS Office of Communications as public information officer and public affairs specialist.

Mars

USGS astrogeology maps are guiding Mars 2020 mission

Steven Sobieszczyk February 16, 2021

When you’re planning to explore someplace new, it’s always a good idea to bring a map so you can avoid dangerous terrain. This is true whether you’re heading out for a hike on Earth or you’re landing a rover on Mars. When NASA’s Perseverance rover lands on Mars this week, it will be equipped with some of …

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Steven Sobieszczyk

USGS astrogeology maps are guiding Mars 2020 mission

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