My research is currently focused on studying the petrology and geochemistry of 52 2-4 mm sized Apollo 12 rocks with Dr. Randy Korotev, Dr. Brad Jolliff, and Dr. Ryan Zeigler. We classified a lunar granite containing the most sodic lunar plagioclase of which we are aware which is of great interest. My previous research was with Dr. Paul Schenk of the Lunar and Planetary Institute searching for changes in crater populations beteen the ancient and younger terrains of Jupiter's largest moon, Ganymede, and the ever-dynamic Enceladus of Saturn. Abstracts: 2009 Seddio, Jolliff, Korotev, & Zeigler A newly characterized granite from the Apollo 12 regolith Seddio, Korotev, Jolliff, & Zeigler Petrographic diversity in Apollo 12 regolith rock particles 2007 Seddio and Schenk Crater Densities, Surface Ages and Evolution of Ganymede's Bright Terrain Kirchoff, Schenk, and Seddio Cratering Records of Enceladus, Dione and Rhea - Results from Cassini ISS Imaging

An S.Seddio Creation