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June 17, 2024
Known asteroid was hurled into space during collision that formed a large impact crater on the Moon
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Monsoon Madness returns for 2024
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LSAT alternative gains popularity as more law schools sign on
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Improving student athlete research skills at University of Arizona
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Scientists reveal why men and women experience pain differently
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Supermassive black hole's 'wind' shapes surrounding galaxy
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This UA professor is finding out all he can about lower-altitude ozone and how to avoid it
BBC Sky at Night
June 10, 2024
Webb discovers supernovae in the infant universe

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