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On 18 November 2013, NASA launched the Mars Atmospheric and Volatile Evolution spacecraft. It's mission - to study the upper atmosphere of Mars and determine what processes may have led to the loss of its atmosphere. The University of Colorado's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics in Bould…
As the dominant life on Earth, insects are robust, and they will likely survive human beings in the distant future. For centuries, naturalists would often collect insects for study. But today’s collections are helping us understand how to protect the insect world, not only to ensure their value for…
At the University of Colorado, the Sommers-Bausch Observatory provides an educational tool for students and the public. It's real-time observations of celestial events includes the occasional eclipse and planetary transits. It's where young astronomers can get hands-on training in astronomical obse…
Welcome to our first high-definition CU Science Update! In this edition, we look at the renovations going on at CU's own Fiske Planetarium. Say goodbye to the old slide projectors and hello to the digital world of full-dome immersion technology. Fiske is getting a new star ball that can project mil…
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