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Arizona Astronomers Track Piece of Falling Space Junk

2015 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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UA Students Bring Together Art, Science

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OSIRIS-REx Craft Completes Assembly Stage

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The Life of the 'Moon Tree'

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The Art of Planetary Science Fall 2015

by Jamie Molaro

Again this fall, LPL hosted The Art of Planetary Science, an exhibition of art celebrating the beauty and elegance of science. This volunteer science outreach project was organized by graduate students Jamie Molaro, Sarah Peacock, James Keane, and Hannah Tanquary. Now in its third year, the show has really come into its own!

2015 Fall Department News

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Space Junk Identified as WTF1190F is Expected to Reach Earth

2015 Recent LPL Headlines

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New UA Grad to 'Pilot' OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft

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Mars Research and 'The Martian' (video)

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To Test a Spacecraft, Shake It, Bake It and Freeze It

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'No Man's Sky' Is the Coolest Video Game Ever

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