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Planetary science includes the study of the eight planets in our Solar System, of course, but the intellectual boundaries of planetary science extend far beyond. Such fundamental questions as the origin and evolution of other solar systems and the existence of extraterrestrial life require a very broad perspective that ranges from the subatomic world of fundamental particles to the macroscopic world of galaxies. In pursuing such questions, planetary scientists merge relevant topics in traditional disciplines such as physics, chemistry, geology, biology, and astronomy with engineering and computational expertise. One consequence of this unique interdisciplinary foundation is the spectacular success of the nation's solar system exploration program. The PTYS curriculum includes courses designed to meet the following needs of undergraduates:
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Monday, 28 May 12 Memorial Day Holiday Friday, 1 Jun 12 Final Defense 10:00 am Sunday, 1 Jul 12 NASA Postdoctoral Program Wednesday, 4 Jul 12 Independence Day observed Wednesday, 1 Aug 12 National Academy of Sciences Research Associateship Programs Sunday, 12 Aug 12 — Wednesday, 31 Dec 75th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society Thursday, 16 Aug 12 — Friday, 17 Aug LPLC: Lunar and Planetary Laboratory Conference Monday, 20 Aug 12 Fall Semester 2012 Classes begin Monday, 3 Sep 12 Labor Day Friday, 14 Sep 12 Shoemaker Impact Cratering Award |
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