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09/10/2021
School of Earth and Space Exploration at ASU’s own Cady Coleman gets a mention in The Guardian’s review of The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station 2021
The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station review – awe generators turned up to 11 — The Guardian (US/CA) The multi-national International Space Station gets it story told through the men and women who worked on it
07/22/2021
SARSEF Launches a Platform for Arizona Schools to Host Science Fairs Online for Free | Giving Hope Arizona SARSEF School Fairs provides a platform for schools to display science fair projects online and indicate winners with virtual trophies. The site can be visited at schoolfairs.sarsef.org.
01/01/2018
10 easy, green New Year's resolutions (even if you're a slacker) Learn to save money and decrease your home's waste.
04/03/2017
Please help Arizona Science and Engineering Fair by volunteering to be a judge.
Judging will take place on April 12, 2017 at Phoenix Convention Center. Breakfast, lunch, and training are provided - judges must have a minimum of 2 years of college, or a degree in any field. Advanced degrees and experience preferred to judge 9–12 Senior Division.
Arizona Science Center | Judges Be a judge at the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair and encourage elementary, middle, and high school student researchers from across the state!
02/07/2017
"Since it's true that we fear what we don't know, here's a guide to some of Arizona's more misunderstood species, creatures that might wish just one thing: Can't we all just get along?"
Eww: Arizona's creepiest, crawliest inhabitants explained If you don't like Arizona's spiders or snakes, perhaps you need to get to know them first.
01/23/2017
Farewell Pioneer 10.
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Deep space probe says farewell Pioneer 10, the first of only four spacecraft to leave our Solar System, has sent its last signal.
01/04/2017
Congrats to School of Earth and Space Exploration at ASU and the Psyche mission chosen by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Psyche: Journey to a Metal World | School of Earth and Space Exploration Psyche is both the name of an asteroid orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter — and the name of an ASU-proposed mission to visit that asteroid. The mission was chosen by NASA as a semi-finalist for the agency's Discovery Program, a series of low-cost missions to solar system targets. NASA is expe...
12/29/2016
Congrats OSIRIS-REx Sample Return Mission!
Our View: 2016 Arizonan of the Year isn't a person - it's a machine Editorial: Arizona is intimately involved in a project that celebrates human ingenuity, and that's worth celebrating.
10/31/2016
Join Arizona State University's School of Earth & Space Exploration for Dr. Steve Semken's upcoming New Discoveries lecture: "Place, Culture and Geoscience," Thursday, November 17, 2016, 7:30 PM
Dr. Steve Semken's "Place, culture and geoscience" Lecture Join Arizona State University's School of Earth & Space Exploration for Dr. Steve Semken's upcoming New Discoveries lecture: "Place, culture and geoscience" Description: When we name, explore, study, or experience a locality, we make it a place. Places are the intersections of collective knowledge a...