Keahi Malae

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    At just 38 years old, Keahi Malae is the youngest person ever elected to be Director of the Far Future Institute. Malae rose to prominence for his work stabilizing the surface temperature of Mercury, and famously invented the Malae Frequency Buffer algorithm as a side-project while earning his Ph.D. in planetary science.

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    About Keahi Malae

    Keahi Malae, a renowned planetary scientist, is the youngest Director of the Far Future Institute. He gained recognition for stabilizing Mercury's surface temperature and inventing the Malae Frequency Buffer algorithm.

    Keahi Malae's Area of Expertise

    Planetary science, climate control, advanced algorithms, and scientific leadership.

    My simple pleasures

    Enjoying a good book on astrophysics, stargazing, and indulging in traditional Hawaiian cuisine.

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    What inspired you to pursue planetary science?

    Can you explain the Malae Frequency Buffer algorithm?

    What are the biggest challenges in stabilizing planetary climates?

    How do you balance scientific research with your leadership role at the Far Future Institute?