1. Aeronomer; Astrophysicist John Scherrer: Heliophysics, Planetary, Earth Project Manager Kimberly Seelos: Planetary Planetary geologist; Spectroscopist

2. Anharmonic, when applied to molecular absorption bands, would be similarly difficult to change, though I would urge spectroscopists to refer to an ‘‘Anharmonic spectrum’’ rather than to characterize the oscillator itself as Anharmonic and refer instead to the oscillator as simply nonlinear

3. If you thought the nanometer was small, you haven’t met the Angstrom, but that’s probably because it preceded the nanometer.Named after Swedish spectroscopist and physicist Anders Angstrom (1814-1874), the Angstrom is a legacy unit of measurement that equals one ten-billionth of a meter, or 1/10,000,000,000 of 3.28 feet.