Louise Riofrio

Louise M. Riofrio (using the stage name Louisa Riofrio) is a scientist and an actress in film and television.
Education and career.
She worked on a publication using returned Apollo Moon samples. She also worked on other lunar related subjects. Through analysis of lunar orbital data, she discovered a possible anomaly with possible implications for physics and cosmology. Riofrio presented a cosmological model. Riofrio presented her cosmological model at the 2004 "Beyond Einstein" meeting at Stanford University.
As an actress she has worked in many different geographic locations. She has had uncredited appearances in 2 episodes of "": "Outlaws" and "Ties that Bind". She appeared as "Parade Princess" in the 2016 episode "Let the Good Times Roll" of the television series "One Mississippi". She appeared in the 2015 film "Jurassic City". In 2017 she made an uncredited appearance in the science-fiction disaster film "Geostorm".
In 2021 in connection with the Mars 2020 mission, many social media users propagated as an photograph taken from Mars what is actually a digital illustration created by Riofrio in 2010. At that time she was working as a scientist at Houston's NASA Johnson Space Center.