Scott W. Hamilton MED’82
Since 1982, Explorers Club Fellow Scott Hamilton has lent both his prestige and his hard work to all of the Club’s efforts, playing important roles as either chairman or member of virtually every one of the Club’s committees. Scott’s credentials qualify him as a true champion of the planet Earth: he has twice been entrusted by NASA with the extreme environmental testing of advanced technologies for use in outer space and has also helped develop and test low light vision undersea technologies for use a bit closer to home. Scott has spent over 500 nights on various expeditions – including multiple flag expeditions - and his contributions to the body of knowledge about our planet are innumerable. His service to both the Club and to field science embodies the true spirit of The Explorers Club.
- RT @AntarcticaNews: Last Sunset in Antarctica Kicks Off Winter Season - Our Amazing Planet http://t.co/353Cfwm1
- RT @mjane_h: Beautifully done animation of explorers' journey to Challenger Deep in Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench http://t.co/BTvndOMF
- Kuwait in the memoirs of an American Adventurer http://t.co/i4Br66O4
- Adventurer's Pacific row 'going well' http://t.co/Ze4AP1Js
- RT @nytimesscience: Scientist at Work Blog: How to Uncover Underwater Artifacts http://t.co/QphrAKeL
