School of Earth and Space Exploration

An artist’s illustration of what the partly molten moon might have looked like, depicting a charred and blackened moon with several bright red spots.

Science and technology

Apollo lunar samples enable ASU researcher to pinpoint moon’s crystallization timeline

NASA image of the Earth from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

Science and technology

ASU cameras capture spectacular new image of Earth

December 18, 2015

image of dwarf planet Ceres as seen by NASA's Dawn spacecraft

Science and technology

Deep freeze puts the squeeze on dwarf planet Ceres

December 15, 2015

Lava.

Science and technology

Going below the surface

December 14, 2015

Dean's Medalist James Cornelison from the Department of Physics at Arizona State University.

University news

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recognizes fall 2015 Dean’s Medalists

December 08, 2015

Space is the place where absurd dreams come true.

Science and technology

The future of our place in space

December 07, 2015

Science and technology

Exiled exoplanet possibly kicked out of star’s local neighborhood

December 01, 2015

Science and technology

Lava rocks offer clues to what's happening far below

November 24, 2015

A moon image from NASA

Science and technology

How to build a spacecraft: The beginning

November 23, 2015

University news

ASU associate professor wins award for co-editing Best Geologic Guidebook of 2015

November 20, 2015

Earth’s oxygen-rich atmosphere began in fits and starts

November 20, 2015