Brian May visits the New Horizons Team, 17 July 2015

Alan Stern: "So, we have a new team member joining us today. You may know him from his work on the IRAS dust belts, or photoclinometry on the jovian satellites. Please welcome Brian May."

Photos by Henry Throop. Please credit as: "NASA / Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory / Southwest Research Institute / Henry Throop."

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At the New Horizons daily morning science briefing.

Alan Stern, Brian May, Hal Weaver

With science journalist Andrew Chaikin.

Alice Bowman adores Brian! With mission ops crew.

Alan Stern, Brian May.

Showing that 3D camera to Alan Stern.

Brian May with LEISA instrument scientist Don Jennings.

Journalist Amy Teitel.

Deputy Project Scientist Leslie Young: "Oh my god! I've been out-geeked by a rock star."

Bill McKinnon with Brian May at the APL badging station.

With Oliver White, Ann Verbiscer, Paul Schenk, and Kirby Runyon in the geology room.

John Spencer checks out that stereographic Enceladus!

With Andy Chaikin, Veronica Bray, Kelsi Singer, Oliver White, and Ann Verbiscer.

Discussing photoclinometry with Paul Schenk.

Looking at Hydra as it's returned to the ground! From left: Michael Soluri, Brian May, Ross Beyer, Francis Nimmo, Bill McKinnon, Casey Lisse, Mark Showalter, Stuart Robbins, Kirby Runyon, Simon Porter, Leslie Young, Andy Cheng, Amanda Zangari, Con Tsang, John Spencer, Andy Chaikin.

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Last modified Sun Aug 2 00:11:06 2015

	At the New Horizons daily morning science briefing.
	Alan Stern, Brian May, Hal Weaver
	With science journalist Andrew Chaikin.


	Alice Bowman adores Brian! With mission ops crew.
	Alan Stern, Brian May.
	Showing that 3D camera to Alan Stern.

	Brian May with LEISA instrument scientist Don Jennings.


	Journalist Amy Teitel.
	Deputy Project Scientist Leslie Young: "Oh my god! I've been out-geeked by a rock star."
	Bill McKinnon with Brian May at the APL badging station.
	With Oliver White, Ann Verbiscer, Paul Schenk, and Kirby Runyon in the geology room.
	John Spencer checks out that stereographic Enceladus!

	With Andy Chaikin, Veronica Bray, Kelsi Singer, Oliver White, and Ann Verbiscer.
	Discussing photoclinometry with Paul Schenk.


	Looking at Hydra as it's returned to the ground! From left: Michael Soluri, Brian May, Ross Beyer, Francis Nimmo, Bill McKinnon, Casey Lisse, Mark Showalter, Stuart Robbins, Kirby Runyon, Simon Porter, Leslie Young, Andy Cheng, Amanda Zangari, Con Tsang, John Spencer, Andy Chaikin.