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NASA’s OSIRIS-APEX Mission To Apophis: Key For Earth’s Defense

NASA’s OSIRIS-APEX Mission to Apophis: Key for Earth’s Defense

NASA’s OSIRIS-APEX Mission to Apophis: Key for Earth’s Defense

Feb. 14, 2025

Jim Bridenstine and Bill Nye

image of space with an arrow where asteroid 2024 YR4 would be — This image made available by University of Hawaii’s asteroid impact alert system, shows an arrow where asteroid 2024 YR4 would be, Dec. 27, 2024.

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Research, Innovation & Impact encourages community engagement through world-class museums

University of Arizona museums provide world-class exhibits and opportunities to get involved with research and the community.

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The enduring relevance of Mother Teresa and Fulbright

During his Fulbright Specialist visit to Mumbai, professor Arun Dhar—a top expert on crustacean health—led hands-on trainings, mentored fisheries students, and helped propel India’s top aquatic health division to new national recognition.

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University of Arizona physicists among winners of prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

The international collective of scientists has been honored for pushing the boundaries of particle physics to new heights.

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