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What's at the Center of Mars? Maybe the Stench of Rotten Eggs - Space.com |
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New Model Helps to Figure Out Which Distant Planets May Host Life - The Conversation |
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Percolating Clues: A New Way to Build Planetary Cores - UA News |
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Winds, Jets, and Wigglings from Young Stars and Their Disks - American Astronomical Society |
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Do Other Planets Have Seasons? - Live Science |
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Scientists Found a Potential Sign of Life on a Distant Planet – An Astronomer Explains Why Many Are Still Skeptical - The Conversation |
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UA Researchers Get the Spotlight In New NASA Documentary - Arizona Public Media |
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Documentary Features Asteroid Trackers - Arizona Daily Star (PDF) |
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New Satellite Constellation Program Expected to Worsen Outer Space Congestion - Arizona Public Media |
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What's the Difference Between a Young Exoplanet and an Old One? - Space.com |
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Hubble Space Telescope Has Been Tracking Methane at Uranus for 20 Years. This Is What It Found - BBC Sky at Night |
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20-Year Hubble Study of Uranus Yields New Atmospheric Insights - NASA |
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Will an Asteroid Wipe Out Humanity? AI Could Destroy Us First - UnHerd |
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The creation of life: Asteroid Bennu Samples Bring New Insight into the Age-old Question - The Daily Wildcat |
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From Glacial Preservation to Local Conservation: U of A Experts Discuss Research Ahead of World Water Day - UA News |
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Combination of Cosmic Processes Shapes the Size and Location of Sub-Neptunes - UA News |
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Tucson Astronomer: Media pushes fear in asteroid reporting - Arizona Daily Star (PDF) |
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James Webb Telescope Reveals Planet-Forming Disks Can Last Longer Than Previously Thought - UA News |
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NASA’s Asteroid Mission to Apophis: Key for Earth’s Defense - The Hill |
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Tracking the Seasons on Mars - Arizona Public Media |
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An Asteroid Could Hit Earth in 7 Years. Here's How Astronomers are Tracking It - Arizona Public Media |
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Producing Astronomy for the Sight-Impaired - Arizona Public Media |
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How Planetary Seismometers Unlock the Inner Workings of Moons, Planets and Asteroids - Arizona Public Media |
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Astronomers Are Tracking An Asteroid that Could Hit Earth in 2032 - NPR |
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Newfound Asteroid May Hit Earth in 2032, Scientists Say - Scientific American |
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Are We All Aliens? NASA's Returned Asteroid Samples Hold the Ingredients of Life from a Watery World - Associated Press |
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Asteroid Bennu Comes From a Long-lost Salty World With Ingredients For Life - UA News |
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Lurking Inside an Asteroid: Life’s Ingredients - The New York Times |
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Europa Clipper - Arizona Public Media |
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Astronomers Discover 196-foot Asteroid with 1-in-83 Chance of Hitting Earth in 2032 - Space.com |
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University of Arizona Professors Develop Astronomy Curriculum Materials to Aid Visually Impaired Students - College of Science News |
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NASA Bringing Asteroid Hunters to Sundance - Boing Boing |
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Snow4Flow: Studying Glaciers From Arizona - Arizona Public Media |
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Scientists Think An Ancient Interloper Once Disrupted Our Entire Solar System - Popular Mechanics |
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Interstellar Visitor May Have Scrambled Our Solar System - Newsweek |
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Pluto, Charon Share Cosmic 'Kiss' - Arizona Daily Star (PDF) |
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NASA's Pandora Mission One Step Closer to Probing Alien Atmospheres, With Mission Operations Based at U of A - UA News |
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Astronomers Have for Decades Tried to Figure Out How Pluto Captured Its Largest Moon. Now, There’s a New Theory - CNN |
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Pluto May Have Captured Its Biggest Moon After an Ancient Dance and Kiss - The New York Times |
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Newly Discovered 'Kiss and Capture' Mechanism Explains the Formation of Pluto and Its Largest Moon - UA News |
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