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The World
June 3, 2024
China puts moon lander on the far side of the moon
The Arizona Republic
June 3, 2024
Climate change could affect the food we grow. A UA researcher seeks ways to adapt
Digital Journal
June 3, 2024
Using CT scans to bring science closer to the public
Arizona Daily Star
June 1, 2024
U of A scale model solar system extends off campus to add Pluto's broken heart
NPR
May 31, 2024
Science Friday: Indigenous Nations are fighting to take back their data
Reuters
May 31, 2024
Earliest-known galaxy, spotted by Webb telescope, is a beacon to cosmic dawn
Astronomy Magazine
May 31, 2024
Volcanic moon Io gets close-up look from Earth observatory
Scientific American
May 30, 2024
Hurricane categories don't capture all of a storm's true dangers
BBC
May 30, 2024
James Webb: Earliest and most distant galaxy ever observed
Arizona Daily Star
May 30, 2024
A new online shop for student makers is launching at the University of Arizona this fall

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